Sentence examples for asserts that the first from inspiring English sources
Essentially, the suit asserts that the First Amendment protects access to government proceedings.
She asserts that "the first step in getting a man is catching his eye".
Daisy, who later retired from the profession, asserts that the "first words that come to mind" about her work as a prostitute are "degraded, dehumanized, used, victim, ashamed, humiliated, embarrassed, insulted, slave, rape, violated".
In Fragment 7 Philolaus asserts that "The first thing fitted together, the one in the center of the sphere, is called the hearth".
Chesky asserts that the first wave of the Internet was about bringing commerce online, the second wave was about connecting with others online, and that the new wave is enabling shared offline experiences through online platforms.
This explanation asserts that the first appearance of fossils that can be assigned to many major animal phyla over a time period that could be as short as five to ten million years at the base of the Cambrian constitutes evidence for creation of these phyla by an "intelligent designer" whose identity must, of course, remain anonymous for constitutional reasons.
In the second case, the second level claim asserts that the first-level concept being an author of Principia Mathematica falls under the second-level concept being a concept under which two objects fall.
In archives of a debate on the constitutional issues of gun ownership at Harvard Law School, he asserts that the Second Amendment "does not apply today because a militia no longer exists, eliminating the rationale for gun ownership".
The claim has been around since the 1960s, when Michael Gannon, a University of Florida professor, asserted that the first Thanksgiving in what is now the United States actually took place in St. Augustine, Florida on September 8 , 1565
Duncan Smith released figures from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) asserting that the first minister's pledges on social security post-independence would cost each working-age adult in Scotland an extra £450 a year over the next 20 years.
