Sentence examples for asserting that to from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Taylor perfectly plays President Bush, asserting that to leave before the peacekeepers arrive would be irresponsible.

Last week, Oryx directors wrote to Britain's Foreign Office, asserting that "to align our concession with 'blood diamonds' is misleading".

Shortly after he filed the lawsuit in December 2005, the government intervened to seek its dismissal under the state secrets privilege, asserting that to have to provide evidence in the case would compromise national security.

But here Karabell brings out another strand of his narrative, rightly asserting that to dwell on the massacre is to misunderstand the significance of the next 200 years of frequent coexistence in the Middle East.

The statue entered the country in April 2010, the complaint said, after the unidentified owner gave United States Customs and Border Protection a sworn statement asserting that "to the best of my knowledge" the statue "is not cultural property documented as appertaining to the inventory of a museum or religious or secular monument or similar institution in Cambodia".

In the past year, wineries and consumers have filed lawsuits in six states asserting that to single out wine for special controls is discriminatory, a restraint of trade and a violation of the interstate commerce clause, which grants Congress the exclusive authority to regulate commerce among states.

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In Obergefell v. Hodges, the Supreme Court asserted that to express and share our identity is a human right.

To the contrary, he asserts that, to found or reform a republic, it is necessary to "be alone".

We assert that to better understand a community detection result, it is necessary to develop more comprehensive evaluation methods.

Specific to mathematics education, Bell (1989) asserted that, to increase mathematics performance, how students learn in mathematics must be analyzed.