Sentence examples for be asserted by from inspiring English sources

The Transvaal government made further concessions, but by this time Milner had determined that British supremacy in Southern Africa should be asserted by force; hence, he remained intransigent.

That means a claim of bias can be asserted by opponents of Ms. White who might be seeking an advantage on an issue by trying to keep her out of a decision.

He has previously said that any money he recovers in excess of the $18 billion in cash principal lost by many Madoff investors could be used to cover general fraud claims that can be asserted by all investors bilked by Mr. Madoff, even if they recovered all their principal before the fraud collapsed.

Justice John Paul Stevens, who wrote the majority opinion in the 7-2 distinguishedtinguished between types of candidates: "Martin's claim thus differs from one that might be asserted by players with less serious afflictions that make walking the course uncomfortable or difficult, but not beyond their capacity.

In the sphere of politics and political consulting it is sometimes suggested that under-investment could be asserted by comparing training levels internationally.

To make monitoring more efficient, the reliability of data sources may be asserted by some groups and challenged by others [53].

Bopp demonstrated in 1839 that the Celtic languages were Indo-European, as had been asserted by Jones.

"It's your group identity that's being asserted by insisting on the primacy of the language," Gopnik says.

The Sars outbreak of 2003 was asserted by one expert as having "a 25% chance of killing tens of millions".

This perverse connection has been asserted by others, like Mr. Leiser: "The death of the Jew Süss in Veit Harlan's film is uncannily prophetic.

"It's asserted by some that the debt explosion is a function of the public authorities and the Legislature has no control," he said, draining his Diet Coke.