Sentence examples for asserting the move from inspiring English sources

Already, tempers are flaring, with fans of Metallica, one of the most popular heavy metal bands of the last two decades, asserting the move may cause them to abandon a band they have followed with dogged loyalty.

The United States Chamber of Commerce said on Wednesday that it had filed a federal lawsuit to block the rules from taking effect, asserting that the move violated the board's own procedures and illegally denied employers their free speech rights by denying them adequate opportunity to make the case against unions.

From Havana, he openly challenged U.S. officials to block the shipment of Biorat, asserting that the move would "show the true colors" of President Bush's Cuba policy, which many analysts expect will be more strident than that of the Clinton administration.

Most of these advocates have moved beyond asserting the hypothesis as a universal law of history.

They asserted that the move amounted to privatization and would jeopardize Grady's mission.

Democrats quickly asserted that the move illustrated the irresponsibility of the tax cut that the president pushed through Congress last year.

When Mr. Mortier's appointment was announced, Ms. Baker asserted that the move was not just an embrace of a daring vision but a pragmatic decision.

Ever since the labor board proposed the rule in December 2010, business groups have asserted that the move exceeded the board's authority and was an improper imposition on nearly six million employers, most of them small businesses.

In his letter, portions of which were made available by a Palestinian official, Mr. Erekat asserted that the move was an indication of "Israel's bad faith and lack of seriousness".

Former CEO and current shareholder Kevin Carmony expressed his discontentment yesterday, and asserted that the move only means bad things for Linspire shareholders.

At least two lawsuits challenge that decision, including one filed on Friday in federal court asserting that the moved-up election date violates the Voting Rights Act because it would not allow for adequate public debate.