Sentence examples for asserts that to from inspiring English sources

To the contrary, he asserts that, to found or reform a republic, it is necessary to "be alone".

In both cases, the government asserts that, to the companies, competing on merit seemed no longer to be enough: monopoly power was abused to maintain market dominance.In fairness to Intel, the scope of the complaint is much narrower than it is against Microsoft.

As with Roth's recent novels, in which elderly protagonists rage against their dwindling virility (David Kepesh in The Dying Animal; Nathan Zuckerman in Exit Ghost), Portnoy's Complaint asserts that to be sexual is to be fully alive – while to have that denied is a form of living death.

First, Olivi asserts that to be the form of something is to impart actuality to that thing.

Three different Big Pharma companies make the various drugs, and Schinazi asserts that to protect their markets, they have resisted collaborating with each other.

Moreover, in its definition of condonation the OED asserts that to condone is to "forgive or overlook (an offense) so as to treat it as nonexistent".

Clearly, the title asserts that children are vital assets to our society.

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In Obergefell v. Hodges, the Supreme Court asserted that to express and share our identity is a human right.

Last week, Oryx directors wrote to Britain's Foreign Office, asserting that "to align our concession with 'blood diamonds' is misleading".

But Mr. Taylor perfectly plays President Bush, asserting that to leave before the peacekeepers arrive would be irresponsible.