Sentence examples for assertions that it was from inspiring English sources

Even so, the conclusion by the MPs on the committee that Levene's allegations could not be substantiated were seized upon by Lloyds as vindicating its assertions that it was not leant on by politicians.

By limiting how workers can use some of their compensation, the court, despite its own assertions that it was not setting a precedent, opened the door for further limitations.

Yet a year after NASA began the project, SETI lost its federal financing amid Congressional assertions that it was a waste of taxpayer money — "a great Martian chase" in the words of one critic, Senator Richard H. Bryan, a Nevada Democrat.

Of course, the government was hardly predisposed to participating in a bailout of Lehman, despite assertions that it was prepared to help.

But their flat assertions that it was merely an accident have only encouraged theorists, who are still busily inventing wacky stories.

Asked if Britain thought additional United Nations approval would be needed, Mr. Hurd today repeated earlier Government assertions that it was not required under international law.

Mr. Mondello's second assertion, that "it is profoundly wrong to give comfort to our enemies when your protest demeans the nation's armed forces," is incorrect.

Larry Rosen pointed out that some members' assertion (that "it is fundamental to open source that everyone can use a program for any purpose") is untrue.

Mr Carroll's postgame assertion that "it was not the right matchup for us to run the football" has been widely derided.

Nevertheless, Mr Hackwell's case is an extremely rare one and his assertion that "it wasn't my time to go" must surely be the understatement of 2005.

Gone, too, was its assertion that "it is doubtful any child may reasonably be expected to succeed in life if he is denied the opportunity of an education.