Sentence examples for asserting that when from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wachalewski complained that Mr. Borek was "acting like an owner". The new manager did not completely disagree, asserting that when factories are owned by the Government, someone other than the workers must have the authority to make tough decisions.

The Justice Department's Antitrust Division petitioned the federal court, asserting that when Microsoft merged its Internet browser with its operating system, Windows, it violated a 1994 consent decree, and thereby unfairly attacked a rival browser, produced by Netscape.

Mr. Yeltsin added to the confusion today by asserting that when he promised to crush the rebels within 24 hours, he did not know the Chechen rebels had used captives to help defend their positions.

In a question period I launched into my familiar rant about dead metaphors, asserting that when "I am glued to the chair" equals "I am anchored to the spot," we claim that a tugboat is Elmer's glue.

Ms. Fowler is not a registered lobbyist, but she does provide in-house advice on the bill — work that has drawn criticism from publications like the British newspaper The Guardian and the Web sites Salon and The Huffington Post, where the journalist Bill Moyers singled out Ms. Fowler, asserting that "when push comes to shove, corporate interests will have the upper hand".

In 2000, after returning to Spain, Ramón-Cueto published a paper in the journal Neuron asserting that when she transected the spinal cords of rats and injected olfactory ensheathing glial cells into the lesions, many of the rats recovered some locomotor function.

Remember, I asserted that when you have resonance the molecule is unusually stable.

The lawsuit asserts that when Ms. Weiler and others complained about the situation, they were fired.

The Board of Education asserts that when contracting with organizations for performances, it relies on the group's reputation.

Prospect theory, as it's known, asserts that when there is something to be gained, we tend to choose certainty over uncertainty.

Legend also asserts that when William Hays collapsed or was wounded, she took her husband's place in the gun crew for the rest of the battle.