Sentence examples for being asserted by from inspiring English sources

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

But on the other hand, it was a claim constantly being asserted by the powerful role music was playing in shaping British youth culture, through reggae, then ska.

Expedia claimed in its complaint that Anaheim was pursuing the travel companies as a result of "undue influence being asserted by the city's outside contingent fee legal counsel," who stands to receive a percentage of money recovered by the city.

Also, if the RP knows that lies within a certain small set of values, then the RP can determine which is being asserted by a simple trial and error process; however, if the set of possible values for is very large, then the RP does not learn anything about the asserted claim.

"The elements of [the bill] are capable of being asserted by any future legislature -- or this one, as indeed there is still time left".

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

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

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.

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.

Mr. Mohammed's guilt has been asserted by American officials, who said in October that he could be charged before a military tribunal.