Sentence examples for by asserting it from inspiring English sources

The US establishes its power by asserting it.

However, if Ms Bennett is right in her suggestion that MI6 chiefs did not set up the forgery, her report makes clear that MI6 deceived the Foreign Office by asserting it did know who the source was - a deception it used to insist, wrongly, that the Zinoviev letter was genuine.

This is the kind of thing one can get away with simply by asserting it, rather than reaching a conclusion you have to support and argue for – although it helps if you don't draw attention to the con quite so starkly as that.

"The only way that Judge Gorsuch was able to demonstrate his independence as a jurist was by asserting it himself," Schumer wrote.

Minthorn justified AP's decision by asserting, "It's ascribing a mental disability to someone, and suggests a knowledge that we don't have".

Samsung retaliated by asserting its own patents against Apple, and from there it's been a back-and-forth struggle.

The financier Bernard Baruch went before a Congressional committee investigating stock market gyrations and startled it by asserting, "I am a speculator".

The second means the GOP has developed to protect its lies is by discrediting the mainstream media – asserting it's run by "liberal elites" that can't be trusted to tell the truth.

St. 231, the buyer's right to rescind the whole contract upon the failure of the seller to deliver one installment was denied, only because that right had been waived, in the one case by unreasonable delay in asserting it, and in the other by having accepted, paid for, and used a previous installment of the goods.

The second is by discrediting the mainstream media -- asserting it's run by "liberal elites" that can't be trusted to tell the truth.

The industry term for this phenomenon is "death spiral". The plaintiffs in these lawsuits are zeroing in on a brief phrase included in the Affordable Care Act: "exchange established by the State," and asserting it makes distributing tax credits through a federal exchange illegal.