Sentence examples for document asserted that the from inspiring English sources

The government lawyers who wrote the 16-page document asserted that the government need not possess specific intelligence indicating that an American citizen is actively engaged in a particular or active terror plot in order to be cleared for targeted killing.

The document asserts that "several of the perpetrators" of the bomb attack on the destroyer Cole in Yemen were trained at Mr. bin Laden's camps, and that two commanders of the Cole bombing were also involved in the August 1998 bombings of two American embassies in East Africa.

The document asserts that Sunbow was "100 per cent held by the Nunca foundation, which in turn can be characterised as a financial/commercial unit of ISMM AG".

First, the document asserts that "111 million taxpayers will see their taxes decline by an average of $1,877".

The document asserts that artificial contraception introduces a "false note" into a marriage and has led to a decline in respect for life in society.

Some analysts have privately circulated a document asserting that the vocational school is being used as camouflage for government operations.

Far from it: one document asserts that the Lake District demonstrates "a harmonious development of interactions between people and their environment", and that the farming there protects wildlife, water and soils.

Citing informants who claimed eyewitness knowledge of the area around the church, F.B.I. documents asserted that "the bombing was the handiwork of Robert E. Chambliss, Bobby Frank Cherry, Herman Frank Cash, Thomas E. Blanton, Jr. and probably Troy Ingram".

The document asserted that Juan Miguel Gonzalez has demonstrated that his decision to return to Cuba with Elian was free from Cuban government coercion, despite the accusations of many Cuban-Americans.

The document asserted that Falun Gong is a "heretical teaching", and mandated that another investigation be launched to seek evidence in support of the conclusion.

Court documents assert that the company submitted fraudulent proposals to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration for research contracts.