Sentence examples for asserts that during from inspiring English sources

The suit also asserts that during a department discussion on sexism in the workplace, Mr. Chillemi said he would hire a man over a woman because women were likely to become pregnant and leave.

A wall panel introducing the exhibition asserts that during the 1950's cultural innovations like modern music and abstract painting were "absorbed into mainstream middle-class culture and contained within the process of middle-class identity formation".

The NFL also asserts that during a lockout, there is no risk to players of injury or "wear and tear" on their bodies.

Pannell's statement asserts that during the trial, at the courthouse, after she told the district attorney she would tell the truth on the stand, "they sent me home and said they would call me if they needed me".

Declan McCullagh asserts that during the trial, the judge sealed the entire court file, forbade the defense from issuing subpoenas to witnesses, granted the prosecution significant latitude in making negative suggestions about Bell's character, and refused requests for a mistrial.

The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography asserts that during the expedition Wright called himself "Captain Edward Carelesse", and that he was also the captain of the Hope in Sir Francis Drake's voyage of 1585 1586 to the West Indies, which evacuated Sir Walter Raleigh's Colony of Virginia.

On Larry King last week, Warren asserted that "during the whole Proposition 8 thing, I never once went to a meeting, never once issued a statement, never -- never once even gave an endorsement in the two years Prop 8 was going".

In a signed statement, Mayor Lee asserted that during a meeting on March 19 he gave Mr. Mirkarimi ample opportunity to explain himself, an assertion Mr. Mirkarimi called bogus.

In an interview yesterday morning on Fox News, Mr. Lazio asserted that during his upstate campaign stops "75percentt of the people were Democrats," a claim that Mrs. Clinton's aides challenged, noting that a large portion of upstate residents are Republicans.

Somewhat ominously, as early as February 2012, Sir David Higgins, chief executive of Network Rail, asserted that during the Olympics "bad things will happen", and that there would be disruptions and long delays.

They cite annual reports of the pension fund Mr. McCall oversees to assert that during Mr. McCall's tenure as comptroller "direct investments" in New York fell 39percentto to 6.1percentt from 10.1percentt.