Sentence examples for common assertions of from inspiring English sources
His draft incorporated the most common assertions of the others: the right to vote, the right to petition, and equal eligibility for employment were among the basic principles that made his draft tenable.
The pressure induced by education reforms and market needs require the integration of a new and smart learning environment in higher education to bridge diverse viewpoints and develop a common assertion of what it means to be career-ready.
"The study shows — once again — that the common assertion of a 'concealed ovulation' in human females needs to be reconsidered," Fink said.
Justice DeGrasse proceeds to take the air out of many common assertions about the success of public education, particularly about the value of diplomas.
These latter trends are explained in view of the common assertions that thinner electrodes and increased fuel utilizations are the means of fuel cell operation enhancement.
In an effort to separate the reality from the political rhetoric, we asked Professor John Salt of UCL's Migration Research Unit to respond to some of the most common assertions about immigration to the UK.
Perhaps the most common assertion coming out of Iowa is that such an evenly divided Republican field represents a victory for President Obama, and corroborates the notion that Mitt Romney is unable to find widespread support in his own party.
In spite of this common assertion, there have been few studies that have systematically evaluated the impact of medical co-morbidity on brain function and no studies that have controlled for SES.
SIR —Your survey on cities repeats the common assertion that it was "the poor of New Orleans....who lived in the lowest-lying parts of the city and suffered most from Katrina's wrath".
Barber disputes the common assertion that livestock eating grass belch huge amounts of methane into the atmosphere and are therefore environmentally unacceptable.
One of his relatives repeated a common assertion that American troops paid bounties for Taliban suspects, and so encouraged unscrupulous local militias to accuse people falsely.
