Sentence examples for had asserted to from inspiring English sources

Carbon had asserted to have taken more than 20,000 orders for its E7 police cruiser, which would have a BMW 6-cylinder turbodiesel engine.

Francis had asserted to reporters, "A person who only thinks about building walls, wherever they may be, and not building bridges, is not Christian".

Shepard argued that the narrative in question referred not, as the Chronicon Laudunensis had asserted, to the 1070s, but to the 1090s, after Siward's release from prison.

Since publication, the Royal Court of Saudi Arabia has asserted to the Guardian that King Salman is "Most certainly not suffering from dementia or any other kind of mental impairment".

If Congress fails, Mr. Obama can act unilaterally, using powers the Environmental Protection Agency has asserted to regulate carbon emissions as a public danger.

American zoologist Edmund Heller had asserted it to be a cross between A. b. nakura, a subspecies he described, and A. b. lelwel.

Cink replied that he had asserted his right to fill it with his favourite beer, Guinness, and that his children had later drunk Coca-Cola from it.

At the time, the Court was striking down one law after another and had asserted the power to declare constitutional amendments unconstitutional.

By the time Beasley doubled the advantage, however, the Ibrox side had asserted themselves in the manner to be expected.

But instead, the sources said, Taliban representatives had talked about "bloodshed" and "killings" and had asserted the office had opened "to end the occupation of Afghanistan".

Coulson denies this, and has asserted this to parliament.