Sentence examples for do asserting from inspiring English sources

The report of a possible payment seemed intended to suggest that the United States may be admitting fault for the collision -- something American officials have refused to do, asserting that such flights outside China's 12-mile territorial waters are legal and that the collision was caused by the Chinese pilot's recklessly close swoops.

but do assert that they improve cognitive performance.

"And, indeed, many clients do assert that it is a boring utility again.

The prosecutors, though, do assert that at least one prominent Penn State official, a lawyer for the university, was told of the 1998 allegations and investigation.

However, the complaints do assert that Cohen, identified as "Portfolio Manager A," personally authorized many of Martoma's trades, and pocketed the bulk of the profits they generated.

Pressed by a Chinese reporter on whether Washington regarded the islands as part of Japanese territory, Ms. Nuland said, "We don't take a position on the islands, but we do assert that they are covered under the treaty".

Luther had no interest in reconciling statements and making comparisons: "I have not compared, but have asserted and do assert…" (quoted in Boyle 1983 46).

Despite these obstacles, the players do assert some valid legal arguments.

What's he going to do? Assert a studied disinterest in state affairs as a selling point?

But the real threat comes from countries that already can and do assert power over the ISPs and websites within their borders, Balkanizing or censoring the Internet to support their regimes.

But the tone and posture of the court's conservative majority made clear that it is not done asserting itself in redefining campaign finance laws, the rights of corporations, national security powers and the ownership of guns.