Sentence examples for assertions from the from inspiring English sources

Iran has asserted that its uranium enrichment program is for peaceful purposes, denying assertions from the West and Israel that it is developing the capability to make nuclear weapons.

Psychologists questioned the book's assertions from the beginning.

She would calmly demolish unsubstantiated assertions from the defence establishment – often to the consternation of some of her senior colleagues.

And other assertions from the FBI have been continuously attracting criticism since the before organisation even made the claims.

State Department lawyers want statutes to replace rushed assertions from the Bush era of a right to act against terror worldwide.

The remark from Mr. Reid is one of several items in the book that present new assertions from the 2008 presidential campaign.

The figures make a nonsense out of the assertion from the company that Emma Harrison is no longer involved in A4e".

The assertion from the mainstream media was that the Electoral College was an advantage to Clinton, and of course it was a huge disadvantage to her.

Among them was the common assertion from the last century that blacks with heart failure were more likely to die than whites.

Again, it's not surprising to hear this assertion from the head of a social media company but it's far from proven to be true.

This was a puzzling assertion from the Trump Administration, not least because Trump is widely acknowledged to have reaped the benefits of Comey's actions on Election Day.