Sentence examples for asserting that there are from inspiring English sources

Asserting that "there are victims and victimizers on all sides," the union leaders said, "We have to question the motives of those resolutions that single out one country".

Mr. Rowland even taunted the Democrats as he formally declared his candidacy on Monday, asserting that there are "many people that will be offended" if Democrats fail to include a black candidate.

Abbasi was even more upbeat, saying in a statement that both countries share a commitment to the war against terrorism and asserting that there are "no safe havens" for militants in Pakistan.

A number of Democrats have pressed party officials to stop emphasizing gun control issues, asserting that there are few legislative gains left to be made and that the political cost to the party is too high.

Mr. Santorum, who was criticized earlier this week for having said in a 2008 speech that Satan had set his sights on the United States, took ownership of that concept Wednesday, asserting that there are indeed "evil forces" around the world.

A cabdriver, asserting that there are no accidents (including, as it turns out, the one the taxi is about to be involved in), tells Ms. Tautou's character that his own destiny was determined by a clothespin, a kiwi and a faucet joint.

The 2005 WHO European Declaration on Mental Health famously asserts that: "There is no health without mental health.

Why asserting that there was "no collusion" is misleading.

Your editorial is wrong in asserting that there is not enough time for a decision.

Asserting that "there is simply too much to know" is a poor excuse for justifying ignorance.

Where I believe he strays into the unreasonable, is in asserting that there is none.