Sentence examples for assertions made to from inspiring English sources

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

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".

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.

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

"It is vital for witnesses to be able to substantiate assertions made in evidence to this parliament".

He said today: "I think the right response in a democracy to assertions made by experts is to say 'show us the evidence, show us the facts'".

Further empirical and modelling studies are necessary to confirm or refute some of the assertions made here, and to provide further mechanistic detail.

Furthermore, and rather ironically, many of the specific assertions made in relation to digital technologies, learning, and markets are flawed.

I'm sure he's a very nice man, but the assertions made about being able to rely on IoT in a home security context are, to put it mildly, misguided and troubling.

Also, most of the studies were conducted in high-income countries; it is therefore important to note that the assertions made here cannot be generalised to low-income and developing countries.