Sentence examples for asserts each from inspiring English sources

A key passage of the encyclical asserts, "Each and every marriage act must remain open to the transmission of life".

Now, in order for each element to fulfill itself through its relations to its others, Rosenzweig asserts, each must undergo a certain transformation.

"I've got a plan," she asserted each time, with a tight jab of her fist eerily reminiscent of a gesture used by her father.

EBay Inc., the world's largest Web auctioneer, and the Bank One Corporation settled lawsuits asserting each other had infringed on patents for conducting financial transactions over the Internet.

In a quantitative study I ran in 2007 for 1,000 randomly chosen trees, 99.2 percent of those trees simply asserted each person's parentage with no documentary evidence or proof argument.

The newspaper asserted each had "deep financial and political ties" to Amgen, all but stating they had sold out the American people in exchange for campaign contributions.

PersonhoodUSA asserts that "each and every human being must be respected and protected from fertilization until natural death". Their legislation, however, would have the effect of excluding pregnant women from this protection.

In Humanae vitae (1968; "Of Human Life") Paul VI restated the church's traditional prohibition of birth control, against the recommendations of a commission instituted at Vatican II and despite the opposition of many theologians and laypersons, asserting that "each and every marital act must of necessity retain its intrinsic relationship to the procreation of human life".

Instead the left-wing Lockean asserts that each person is the full rightful owner of herself and each adult person has a right to a per capita share of ownership of the unimproved land and resources of the Earth.

"Each of these concepts of shortage has a place," the report asserts, but each notion of "shortage" has a different solution.

Merely creating new stories is not enough she asserts that each story must lead to changed practices.