Sentence examples for continuing assertion from inspiring English sources

"There is hope, primarily because of the Tibetan spirit and their continuing assertion of identity, and the sense of unity and solidarity inside and outside of Tibet has never been stronger," Mr. Sangay said.

That's the only reason I can think of for your continuing assertion that the match is at Turf Moor - where Burnley's record is excellent - rather than White Hart Lane, where it isn't.

Unlike Mr Friedberg, he argues that "paradoxical as it might seem, the Asia/Pacific region's stability could well be put more at risk by America's continuing assertion of absolute primacy or dominance than by a more balanced distribution of conventional military power".

George J. Tenet, the departing director of central intelligence, has told Congress that the C.I.A. is "increasingly skeptical" that a Sept. 11 hijacker, Mohamed Atta, met an Iraqi intelligence officer in Prague in April 2001, an assessment very different in tone from continuing assertions by Vice President Dick Cheney that such a meeting might have taken place.

(Consider, for example, the Swift Boat campaign against presidential candidate John Kerry in 2004 and the continuing assertions that Barack Obama is a Muslim who was born in Kenya).

Chesnois was directly ordered not to fire on La Ferté by the 6th ID artillery director, despite continuing assertions from observers that the Germans were on top of the position.

The continued assertion that Mr Scappaticci is in fact Stakeknife has resulted in very serious risk to his life".

The continued assertion by the Bush administration that things are going well in Iraq, and further, that Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld should be commended on a job well done is quite a fabrication, as was the weapons-of-mass-destruction story.

Mr. Geithner, who appeared in recorded interviews on three Sunday morning programs to make the Obama administration's case that the economic recovery was gaining speed, was asked on "This Week" on ABC about the continued assertion by the presumed Republican nominee, Mitt Romney, and his advisers that the vast majority of jobs lost under President Obama had been held by women.

Microsoft's continued assertions of innocence were one reason for his ruling, he said.

At the end, Strangelove leaping out of his chair, and General Turgidson warning of a "mine-shaft gap" with the Soviet Union, are continuing their assertion of high acumen.