Sentence examples for asserting that the second from inspiring English sources

A March 27 letter writer rejects Richard Ford's call for reasonable gun control (Op-Ed, March 21) by asserting that "the Second Amendment was specifically intended as a hedge against tyrannical government".

Pennsylvania attempts to bring this case outside Fitzpatrick by asserting that "the Fourteenth Amendment..

Duncan Smith released figures from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) asserting that the first minister's pledges on social security post-independence would cost each working-age adult in Scotland an extra £450 a year over the next 20 years.

And by noon yesterday, Mr. Lazio moved to encourage this sentiment about Mrs. Clinton, releasing a statement asserting that the first lady was engaging in "mudslinging" and distorting what he described as his "mainstream record".

It's difficult to tell whether he's completely serious in asserting that the first animals herded and bred for food were snails, yet the idea of Paleolithic humans tending their mollusks is deliciously striking and may well result in a heightened respect for these vehicles for garlic and butter.

In particular, and I have written about this in past posts, look at the teabag resolutions pending in state legislatures asserting that the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution gives a legal justification for secession.

Mr. Carter and Mr. Artis, who are black, asserted that the second trial was tainted by racism when the prosecution introduced a theory that the Lafayette Grill victims, all of whom were white, had been killed in revenge for the murder of a black tavern owner in Paterson earlier that night.

A report in The Times asserts that "The second law of thermodynamics says that systems by their nature break down into disorder.

In archives of a debate on the constitutional issues of gun ownership at Harvard Law School, he asserts that the Second Amendment "does not apply today because a militia no longer exists, eliminating the rationale for gun ownership".

Essentially, the suit asserts that the First Amendment protects access to government proceedings.

She asserts that "the first step in getting a man is catching his eye".