Sentence examples for assertion that it would from inspiring English sources

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".

GM may well regard Fiat's confident assertion that it would win in court as mere bluffing.

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

A constant refrain in the debate about universal access to health care in the United States is the assertion that it would inevitably lead to rationing of health care.

He was responding to the North's assertion that it would consider the armistice null and void as of Monday, when military exercises by the United States and South Korea get under way.

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.

It included user fees among its instruments, amid assertions that it would produce quality improvements in services through the local retention of generated revenue.

But over the years government continued to respond to requests for funding, with ministers accepting Kids Company's assertions that it would become insolvent without government money.

Opponents' arguments have ranged from assertions that it would increase traffic and damage water quality in the growing city of about 100,000 to concerns that the new center would serve as a cover for radical Muslims and Islamic law.

Now, as soon as Lehman failed, market participants — that is, the people who were actually making the decisions that mattered — were near-unanimous in their assertions that it would have disastrous effects.

Despite the military's assertions that it would go after armed groups of any stripe and the arrests made during the clashes, it remains to be seen how realistic such action is.