Sentence examples for by asserting that all from inspiring English sources

The RSA-Pearson report ends by asserting that "all publicly funded schools should be placed within a common administrative and legal framework".

Last summer, at the annual Netroots Nation conference of progressive activists, in Phoenix, Martin O'Malley made his candidacy a slightly longer shot when he responded to a comment about Black Lives Matter by asserting that all lives matter an evasion of the specificity of black concerns, which elicited a chorus of boos.

De Queiroz attempts to unify the species category by asserting that all and only lineages are species.

These axioms extend the above pattern by asserting that all sets of reals at a given level of complexity are determined, notable examples being Δ̰11-determinacy (all Borel sets of reals are determined), PD (all projective sets of reals are determined) and ADL (all sets of reals in L are determined).

The filing also alleges that the company misled investigators by asserting that all physical evidence was preserved in a Westminster warehouse.

In a series of letters last week, Yates' lawyer, David O'Neil, accused the Trump Justice Department of trying to silence Yates by asserting that "all information Ms. Yates received or actions she took in her capacity as Deputy Attorney General and acting Attorney General are client confidences that she may not disclose absent written consent of the department". .

Near the beginning of the dialogue, a challenge is launched by the character Thrasymachus, mentioned above, asserting that all actual cities define justice in the interest of the rulers.

By submitting the films, the applicant is asserting that all materials submitted are original and are his or her own work.

But are you comfortable asserting that all of them were?

The unitary executive facilitated sultanism by asserting that the president monopolizes all executive power, however exercised.

To call that value system "secular" misses the point: it still makes a claim of ultimacy, by asserting that it is primary and all other beliefs are necessarily subordinate.