Sentence examples for built on the assertion from inspiring English sources
The Plantagenet Alliance's case is built on the assertion that the discovery of the body of a former English monarch is unprecedented and a matter of national importance, with which few would disagree, and that public consultation is therefore essential.
Built on the assertion that the United States is suffering its worst energy crisis since the 1973 Arab oil embargo, the White House energy plan includes a range of measures that administration officials say balances environmental protection with the production of fuel supplies while also bolstering economic growth.
The research builds on the assertion from other research that the diversity of subgroups mean current interventions (such as public campaigns) do not reach the full range of older people at risk of negative impacts of cold weather.
Partly because it builds on the assertions of attachment theory, which have been in the public domain for decades, ever since the publication of John Bowlby's seminal 1973 book Separation: Anxiety and Anger – fundamentally, the ideas are the same.
South Africa's system of apartheid was built on the simple, if false, assertion of "separate but equal".
President Donald Trump pushed back early on Saturday on assertions that the wall he wants built on the U.S. border with Mexico would cost more than anticipated and said he would reduce the price.
Many of these investments build directly on the assertion I have made for years that, in America today, where you live has become a proxy for opportunity.
Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, attacked the report as "simplistic" and being built on "false assertions" about levels of spending received by schools.
It builds on the Faulknerian novelist Juan Benet's assertion that by the 1960s, there was already "something like a clandestine democracy, even though democracy didn't exist".
