Sentence examples for assertion made to from inspiring English sources

In its main passage, the general's report said, "We find particularly significant, and view as valuable progress, the assertion made to us by the I.R.A. representative that the I.R.A. will consider how to put arms and explosives beyond use".

There is no reason to believe that other assertions made to the FA were any more truthful.

But later Monday, Mr. Cain seemed to undermine at least one assertion made at the National Press Club.

Before he switches off to Mr. McCain, Ms. Drew reiterates that her assertion was made "to the best of her knowledge".

A substantial portion of the complaint attacks the assertions Stanford made to his clients.

Issa said emerging information conflicts with several assertions Lerner made to the committee last year, and in a letter last week suggested that Lerner could be criminally liable.

The fact is that infertility treatment is already offered to single women and lesbian couples and thus there's some truth to the assertion made by several contributors to the review that the need for a father makes little sense legalistically.

Davis and I discussed an assertion that Marty Rathbun had made to me about the O.T. III creation story — the galactic revelations that Haggis had deemed "madness".

I feel I have to challenge the assertion one Momentum attendee made to Paul Mason, namely that "the whole city's buzzing".

Jeffrey D. Gordon, said military officials did not plan to respond to every assertion made by a detainee as part of his military commission defense.

Its best handsets are not quite as good as Apple's or Samsung's best, but they are far better than those from other, cut-rate rivals and they cost half what an unsubsidised new iPhone does.Consider again the sweeping assertion made by Mr Lei to the Korean minister.