Sentence examples for assertion it would be from inspiring English sources

He again refused to rule out working with Gordon Brown in the event of a hung parliament but repeated his assertion it would be impossible for the Labour leader to remain in No 10 if his party had slumped to third in the vote share.

In order to support this assertion, it would be desirable to perform the analysis using the approach described by Yang here on the data used by Ren et al. The results should change to be consistent with what is seen in this paper if the difference is due to the distinct analytical approaches in the two works.

The city is no gainer by such a system, since fear deprives it of its advisers; although in truth, if our speakers are to make such assertions, it would be better for the country if they could not speak at all, as we should then make fewer blunders.

It's a bit hard to square those facts with Dempsey's recent assertion that "it would be immoral to use the force unless it's well-trained, well-led and well-equipped".

The assertion that it would be possible to place an unlimited number of bodies next to one another denotes that space is infinite.

His pre-match assertion that it would be impossible for Cardiff to win at Anfield was much closer to the mark.

Asked about Mr. Clancy's emphasizing the political influence of Mr. Palatucci, Mr. Drewniak said, "We have no way of knowing the veracity of that assertion, but it would be inappropriate for any company to do that".

Assemblyman Jeffrion L. Aubry, a Democrat from Queens, said the city needed to provide more than just an assertion that it would be able to care for juvenile offenders better than the state can.

Finally, although the assertion that it would be "difficult if not impossible" for most singers today to perform Machaut from the original manuscripts is probably true, it need not be.

If Mr. Justice Holmes' assertion that it would be an extreme, if not extravagant, extension of the Fifth Amendment to apply it in such a situation strikes a responsive chord, it is because the primary context from which the privilege emerges is that of the criminal process, both in the investigatory and trial phases.

Asked about Wenger's assertion that it would be a "one-off" were Spurs to finish above Arsenal this season, Kane added: "That's his opinion, they are going to want to finish above us next season and we will be trying to finish above them.