Sentence examples for because he asserts from inspiring English sources

Now Mr. Meltser's 9 Brooklyn trucks and 12 workers must be gone by March because, he asserts, "they want to clear us out for movie-related businesses".

In these cases he is not sued as, or because he is, the officer of the government, but as an individual, and the court is not ousted of jurisdiction because he asserts authority as such officer.

The Eleventh Amendment, which denies to the citizen the right to resort to a federal court to compel or restrain state action, does not preclude suit against a wrongdoer merely because he asserts that his acts are within an official authority which the state does not confer.

What does matter, though, in a religious context, is that she wouldn't distinguish between the aesthetic and the theological purpose: Calvin made the inner life fantastically interesting, because he asserts that it is the clearest model we have of the nature of God … You know, he says, "to find God, descend into yourself".

Because he asserts that such a world will inevitably be finite, as God himself cannot comprehend the infinite, Origen was later accused of slighting the omnipotence of the Creator.

Incognito himself is said to have felt betrayed by Martin because, he asserts, the racial slurs and abuse were intended as a form of "tough love".

Two long articles on the subject in the newsweekly Isto E also quoted Jorge Neves as suggesting that his brother might have contracted a "planned" infection, because, he asserted, minimal precautions to avoid an infection were overlooked.

Mr Killinger blamed regulators for not coming to WaMu's aid before its collapse and sale to JPMorgan Chase because, he asserted, his bank was not one of the financial institutions in an inner circle that were "too clubby to fail .Backlash in BaselNearly 40% of shareholders at UBS opposed a plan on executive pay in a consultative vote.

Boogaard maintained that the disparity in teaching experience helps contribute to lower CAP scores in inner-city schools because, he asserted, more experienced teachers are better at teaching minority students.

While Bates preferred to have patients imagine something black, he also reported that some found objects of other colors easiest to visualize, and thus were benefited most by remembering those, because, he asserted, "the memory can never be perfect unless it is easy".

But Mr. Dreifach said the State of New York singled out Network Associates because, he asserted, "it was the most egregious example we saw".