Sentence examples for by asserting the from inspiring English sources

Ronald Reagan has made the outside world far more Panama-conscious than it usually is, by asserting the United States' sovereignity over the Panama Canal Zone.

Mr. Cohen can fight the claim for his money invested in SAC by asserting the "innocent owner" defense, which precludes forfeiture if it can be established.

Nonetheless, by asserting the right of the accused to a fair trial he will uphold the Constitution — or, as he calls it, "the rule book".

So the Obama Administration decided to argue against arguing, asking the judge to throw out the case, in large part, by asserting the state-secret privilege.

The Declaration of Sentiments begins by asserting the equality of all men and women and reiterates that both genders are endowed with unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

The brief begins by asserting the UK Government's "firm belief that corporations should not be able to act with impunity vis-à-vis human rights issues", and then proceeds to argue that multinationals should have exactly that – impunity.

It checks the integrity of the weekly update, for example, by asserting that the total number of structures returned on the website matches the holdings in the FTP archive.

Some Republicans, including President Bush, tend to dodge the question by asserting that the tax cuts will promote economic growth that erases the deficit.

The suit added that CBS had misled the city by asserting that the indoor studio would have little impact on traffic congestion or noise levels.

It marginalizes the nation's black majority by asserting that the idealized face of the Jamaican nation is multiracial.

Mr Wade set the bait by asserting (on the basis of no good evidence) that global inequality is rising because of liberalisation and globalisation.