Sentence examples for asserting there was from inspiring English sources

Wynn released a report prepared by Louis J. Freeh, a former F.B.I. director, and his law firm asserting there was evidence Mr. Okada engaged in "prima facie violations" of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, a conclusion he strongly disagrees with.

With ads asserting there was "self-respect in soap and water" and an aggressive school hygiene curriculum featuring a daily "Keep Clean" parade, the organization sought to convince Americans that they could never be too well-scrubbed.

Investigators interviewed the inspector, Archie Buchanan, who had questioned the truck driver, Tyrone M. Williams, at the Sarita checkpoint, the prosecutors said, asserting, "There was nothing out of the ordinary".

In a courtroom inside Cairo's Tora Prison on Thursday, defence lawyer Khaled Abu Bakr refuted each of the charges against Fahmy, asserting there was no evidence of any connection between him and with the Muslim Brotherhood, which was banned and declared a terrorist organisation after the military removed president Mohamed Morsi from power in 2013.

While asserting there were no plans for immediate, drastic changes, the presidents of the institutions, the Rev.

The company asserts there is high demand for online health services in Russia, noting that more than one million people used its services in the past six months alone.

Now, he says he will pass his own law -- while asserting there is no conflict of interest.

He said it was astonishing that Lib Dem officials were asserting "there is no case to answer but you should not have done it".

Still, Stanley B. Greenberg, who polled for Vice President Al Gore's campaign, cited the earlier trend, asserting: "There's something that's holding people back.

Unlike the believer in 'No man is an immortal', the skeptic has trouble asserting 'There is no knowledge'.

For studies of interventions claiming to be beneficial: Were harms mentioned (or a statement asserting there were no harms)?