Sentence examples for asserts that there are from inspiring English sources

The editorial asserts that there are "ample ways to protect secrets during a trial".

The Treasury asserts that there are other difficulties with this figure, a criticism that other analysts support.

"A new line in Europe where Russia somehow asserts that there are those who cannot opt for a trans-Atlantic future is unacceptable," she added.

To all this the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, asserts that: "There are pressures which we're facing but there's not a crisis".

And for all the mystique about Beethoven's turbulence and power, Mr. Sherman asserts that there are more directions in Beethoven's scores calling for sweetness, delicacy and graciousness than in any other composer's.

If it is true, as Mr. Giuliani asserts, that there are terrorists who "seek to destroy our liberties," doesn't it then stand to reason that every time President Bush and other government officials enact or authorize procedures that curtail or suspend our freedoms, they are providing victories to these very same terrorists?

The 2005 WHO European Declaration on Mental Health famously asserts that: "There is no health without mental health.

Unapologetically feelgood, the closing chorus asserts that "there is no fear, just nonsense".

In defending Shakespearian tragicomedy against detractors, he asserts that "there is always an appeal open from criticism to nature".

In her catalog essay she further asserts that "there is no such thing as an absolutely unmanipulated photograph".

Our forecast model also asserts that there is a small chance — about 3 percent — that Newt Gingrich could pull off a miracle victory in Iowa.