Sentence examples for change asserts from inspiring English sources

{Bloomberg Businessweek] A group that urges weather forecasters to speak candidly about climate change asserts that 10,000 owners of GM cars have joined an effort to persuade General Motors to stop making donations to the Heartland Institute, a libertarian nonprofit that promotes climate skepticism.

Every issue facing colleges and universities today is exacerbated by a century-old system of governance that requires change, asserts former Princeton president William Bowen *58 in Locus of Authority: The Evolution of Faculty Roles in the Governance of Higher Education, written with Eugene Tobin.

The health care system must find ways to accommodate this change, asserts Bengtsson.

Conversely, the architecture in Ray Germann's classic details of New York City seems to defy change, asserting its sovereignty over unruly nature.

Dagan urged more attention on regime change, asserting that more could be done to develop the identities of ethnic minorities in Iran.

Merchants along the street have opposed the change, asserting that it would cost thousands of dollars in new advertising and packaging expenses.

Until now, the company has made only minimal tweaks to its systems and largely resisted calls for change, asserting that its practices were standard in online advertising.

For instance, he wants to see better journalism emerge on the issue of climate change, asserting that views have been manipulated by an avalanche of lies coursing through the Internet.

The company went further than the fossil fuel companies and conservative groups that merely promoted doubt about the risks of climate change, asserting that rising carbon emissions were beneficial.

Barack Obama has taken an historic step forward in confronting climate change, asserting his power as US president to cut carbon pollution and protect future generations from catastrophic global warming.

In a four minute speech at the Department of Energy and Climate Change in May 2010, he pledged a "new way of doing climate change", asserting that "nowhere are long-term decisions more needed than actually in the fields of energy and climate change and environment".