Sentence examples for asserting those from inspiring English sources

In protecting those rights, and in asserting those responsibilities, we affirm the common good, and common goals, that should unite all Americans.

"But this is an extremely disjointed society, with consumers who are badly educated as to their rights and very little tradition of asserting those rights.

For African-American families, like Ms. Hawkins's, the numbers were far worse, with CNNMoney, which performed an extensive analysis, asserting those families lost 60 percent of their total net worth during the same period.

We expect that some members of Computer Associates' board of directors will be witnesses, and the veracity of their present positions and their motives in asserting those positions can be tested at that time".

When Smith declared in his 1993 speech A Citizen's Democracy that "Britain is alone amongst major western European nations in not laying down in law the basic rights of its people, and in not giving its people a direct means of asserting those rights through the country's courts," he was responding to calls for a bill of rights.

Individual stories will receive the same treatment, with some disputing what they believe are biases and others asserting those same things as totally factual.

If you can't assert those rights, you might as well not have them".

"But they are unable to assert those defenses because they don't have a lawyer".

There is no better time than now to assert those values.

"There's no scientific evidence to support substantial differences between groups," he said, "and the tremendous burden of proof goes to anyone who wants to assert those differences".

After observing that the art of realism is leaning toward a depiction of "the life shared in common" by all people, he asserts, "Those who understand this should not be shaken by the tragic events occurring today".