Sentence examples for asserts just from inspiring English sources

For instance, a print ad for the Discover credit card lists merchandise from coffee beans to garden hose to movie tickets and asserts, "Just by doing what you do every day, you can help the families and victims of Sept. 11".

Issa called the move an "untimely" assertion of the privilege, which has been asserted just 25 times since 1980.

These critics also assert, just as their predecessors did in the 1950s, that limits on the use of atomic weapons somehow make a nuclear war more likely.

In the Boumediene case, the detainees' lawyers have argued vigorously that it is not, while the administration has asserted just as forcefully that it is.

Many Congressional Democrats, however, asserted just the reverse, arguing that the administration's interpretation of Kemp-Kasten was so broad as to put at risk American aid to the World Health Organization, Unicef, the Export-Import Bank and even the State Department.

He took this to even more absurd lengths by suggesting that acceptance of gay marriage was a contributory factor to a falling population in western Europe.On Syria Mr Putin asserted, just as his foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, had done a day earlier at Valdai, that force could not solve anything.

Here's a way that we can not just assert but enact freedom, and the right to laugh.

But Kant also asserts that just as our idea of beauty -- or, more specifically, our judgment of taste -- is subjective, it's also universal, in so far as anyone can appreciate beauty without needing to find a use for it.

Until the proper studies are done, he asserts, "We just don't know".

One, as exhibited in Wisconsin, asserts that, just weeks out, it is too late to implement changes to voting permissions.

To like Acton, then, is to assert not just your culinary discrimination but your sense of moral justice too.