Sentence examples for asserting that it has from inspiring English sources

In the last several years, re-education through labor has become the subject of lively debate in Chinese legal journals, with some experts calling for its abolition and others, while asserting that it has legitimate uses, calling for some form of judicial oversight and other protections against capricious detention.

Some criticize its study as narrow, limiting, arrogant and discriminatory, asserting that it has little or no value for those of non-European origins.

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Given that a human embryo cannot reason at all, the claim that it has a rational nature has struck some as tantamount to asserting that it has the potential to become an individual that can engage in reasoning (Sagan & Singer 2007).

Target broadly disputes the union's accusations, asserting that it has broken no labor rules, while maintaining that it has merely sought to convey to its employees that they are better served through a direct relationship with the company, free of intermediaries.

Prominent non-Islamists condemned the killings, but some also criticized the Muslim Brotherhood, asserting that it had put its supporters at risk.

Mr. Cussler filed suit against Crusader in 2004, asserting that it had violated its contract with him in making a film based on his novel "Sahara" and its fictional hero Dirk Pitt.

A bloc of four leading anti-Assad activist organizations issued a statement strongly criticizing the Syrian Coalition, asserting that it had "failed to fulfill its responsibility to represent the great Syrian people's revolution at the organizational, political and humanitarian levels".

Attorney General Eliot Spitzer sued one of New York City's largest home health care companies yesterday for $3 million, asserting that it had systematically failed to pay overtime to its 2,000 workers.

She found that the union was dishonest in asserting that it had a labor dispute with the Met when its main dispute was with Restaurant Associates, the subcontractor that runs the restaurants at the opera house.

Iran has ridiculed that suspicion, asserting that it had allowed inspectors to visit Parchin in 2005.