Sentence examples for assertion about whether from inspiring English sources

In that exchange, Mr. Romney's argument about leadership became caught up in his specific assertion about whether the president had called the attacks "terrorism".

Here's what the court said: "As for the assertion about whether the victim was or was not a 'bar hostess' or a virgin," that was a question of "individual privacy," which "has no influence on the determination of the facts of the case".

In our first experiment, we manipulate whether a CEO uses more personal pronouns (e.g., "I" and "our" rather than "the company" and "its") in an assertion about whether the firm is "likely" or "unlikely" to win a lawsuit.

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As a result, the lawsuit said, borrowers had to deal with documents containing "false assertions about which entity was authorized to foreclose, and false assertions about whether the consumer was delinquent on a loan payment".

The revisions created an exception for any matters that the executive branch said posed a threat to national security — and, as the Times reported, judges were "instructed to be deferential to executive branch assertions about whether a leak caused or was likely to cause such harm, according to officials familiar with the proposal".

In the clip, the Wayans siblings explore Keenen's assertion about comedy, reveal whether or not they view themselves as naturally funny and open up about what they were each like as children attending public schools.

The real question raised by Tom Watson's self-regarding assertion about Rupert Murdoch's "fitness" to run a media company is whether Watson himself (and those MPs who voted with him) are themselves fit for purpose.

So how did the assertion about fraud alerts harming credit scores came about?

Suddenly, Spoelstra's assertion about Bosh before Game 3 seems a little less hyperbolic.

His assertion about the extent of the shutdowns could not be independently verified.