Sentence examples for be asserting that from inspiring English sources

In that scenario, Trump would be asserting that someone in the Department of Justice had grounds for such suspicion, sufficient to convince a judge.

He seems to be asserting that liberal interventionists are good because they advocate use of American force for humanitarian purposes while neocons are bad because they advocate use of force to expand the American empire.

Zhang, who has been equivocal in his movies about the Cultural Revolution and social change, seems to be taking a strongly nationalist line and to be asserting that the people should put their trust in men of great power and be prepared to suffer and make sacrifices for some ultimate peace and order.

Some critics interpret this claim to be asserting that a strand of DNA placed on a glass slide might all on its own start replicating.

Accepting the conjecture proposed by the classical scholar Méric Casaubon, Bayle took Xenophanes to be asserting that God was unable to make all things conform to his benevolent will.

Advertisements may not only reflect changes in social norms, but also be asserting that such behavior is acceptable.

(iii) It can be asserted that is relatively compact.  .

It can be asserted that is relatively compact.

"It can be asserted that these measures do not hurt the public at large".

It may also be asserted that the argument offered was not without flaws in history and logic.

It cannot reasonably be asserted that these drug policies are actually intended to help or protect people.