Sentence examples for asserts that there would from inspiring English sources

He asserts that there would be some sort of free-for-all in the valuation of property that could disappoint debtors, and that judges are incapable of making these types of decisions.

Many Afghan critics assert that there would be no insurgency in Afghanistan had Pakistan not created it.

It has been often asserted that there would be a bloodbath in which the enemy would slaughter South Vietnam's present lead ership.

The decision-maker asserted that, "there would be little value" in allowing a cross-examination and that asking "the same question is not likely to elicit an opposing opinion and there is no other evidence which this panel requires to arrive at a decision".

Mecklin asserted that there would be a backlash if aid was simply cut, so US troops would have to directly fix the problem.

Despite that, the State department recently published its Final Environmental Impact Statement FEISS) asserting that there would be no significant impacts along the proposed corridor.

In a subsequent paper considering the harms and benefits of screening, Gotzsche (2004) asserted that there would be about 20% more mastectomies when women are screened than if they are not screened.

Mr. Steiner asserts that good would come from such a future.

James asserts that there are two affirmations of religion.

He asserts that there is not any intake without noticing.

But note that none of these views asserts that there are any obligations.