Sentence examples for documents to assert from inspiring English sources

The House investigators were so irritated at the refusal of David B. Duncan to testify that they took the unusual step of forcing Mr. Duncan, the dismissed Andersen partner who is accused of orchestrating the destruction of documents, to assert his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination in full view of the television cameras.

In addition, Mr. Barrett cites F.B.I. documents to assert that Mr. Giuliani's first cousin, Lewis D'Avanzo, was a "ruthless and widely feared mob associate in charge of a massive stolen car ring," who was killed by F.B.I. agents in Brooklyn in 1977.

The former chief, Ramón Sabillón Pineda, a police general, has taken to television airwaves and appeared voluntarily before the prosecutor investigating the documents to assert that the plot — and the extent of corruption in the nation's institutions — is even larger than the papers suggest.

Washington during an election season is always a political carnival; Wednesday's move by the Obama administration to assert executive privilege over documents sought by the House oversight committee saw the unveiling of the house of mirrors.

On the question of standing, it has required that individuals who seek access to Fisa court documents assert rights that are different and greater than those of the general public.

The examples her office did provide assert that turning over documents to the State Department last December demonstrates that she was able to respond to FOIA requests filed in 2010.

And he asserted that the editing of intelligence documents that assert that the evidence "indicates" weapons were present to a harder formulation that the evidence "shows" they were present was "hardly of earth-shattering significance".

The importers, in the commission's documents, often assert that their contracts prohibit jewelry with elevated levels of lead.

The documents also assert that Ernest Simpson agreed -- and he may have been paid a large amount of money -- to a prearranged act of hotel room adultery in July 1936 with a woman identified only as Mrs. Kennedy to facilitate his divorce from Mrs. Simpson.

The court documents also assert that Massachusetts – not California – is the proper jurisdiction for the matter since many of the Redstone trustees live in Massachusetts and because National Amusements is based in Massachusetts. .

The common philosophy shared by cluster members was to utilise a community level approach and this was reflected in the background vision document which asserted to "Believe in the value of community health practices, and the training/empowerment of Community Health Workers".