Sentence examples for been to assert that from inspiring English sources

The rebrand has been to assert that the brand is relevant locally.

In recent years, China's standard reply to challenges over its human rights record has been to assert that its double-digit economic growth improves human rights.

And that is one reason why a prevalent reaction has been to assert that the champions of those revolutionary ideals were hypocrites, including 12 of the first 18 American presidents, who were slave owners.

One move in the philosophy of God has been to assert that the claim "God knows something" employs the word "knows" univocally when read as picking out the thesis that God knows something, while it uses the term in only a remotely analogical sense if read as identifying how God knows (Swinburne 1977).

To assert that the U.S. must lead globally is to assert that everybody else must follow.

Another Lib Dem policy was to assert that by 2020, nobody would pay tax on their first £12,500 of income.

Part of this burden is to assert that there is no better solution than forcing individuals to buy a commercial product.

The point of this grotesque catalogue was to assert that the Eighth Amendment prohibited methods of execution that were also forms of torture — nothing more.

"One possible response to these trends would be to assert that market outcomes, especially efficient ones, always make everyone better off in the long run," he wrote.

So the bears have been outsmarted and the bulls still need a higher price if they are to assert that the gold doldrums are over.

One would be to assert that the repayment obligation was remote and simply disclose the specifics without putting the amount on its balance sheet as a debt.