Sentence examples for had not asserted from inspiring English sources

Judge Locke noted that the labor board had not asserted that Wal-Mart's move to prepackaged meat was illegal retaliation against unionization efforts.

Judge Kavanaugh noted that "49 states have recognized some sort of common-law privilege" protecting the confidentiality of reporters' relationships with their sources, and he questioned why lawyers for Toni Locy, the former USA Today reporter now facing a contempt citation, had not asserted that privilege more aggressively.

Dyke has expressed deep concerns about the direction of travel in the English game in the past, saying in an interview two months ago that he was surprised the FA had not asserted itself more.

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz saw a problem with Descartes' ontological argument: that Descartes had not asserted the coherence of a "supremely perfect" being.

He has not asserted his authority but neither has he gained a shot at Wembley glory.

Waters said Rutgers has not asserted its tempo away from home, were it is 14-1.

The Israeli Army has not asserted or denied a role in the death of Mr. Karmi.

The Chinese government itself has not asserted a claim to Okinawa or the other isles in the Ryukyu chain.

But the F.C.C. has not asserted it has that authority, and it has been reluctant to intervene in other retransmission feuds.

Mr. Tourre has not asserted a so-called advice of counsel defense, meaning he is not saying his actions were based on legal advice from his lawyers.

Mr. Bloomberg has ordered an inquiry into allegations that sanitation workers deliberately slowed their response to protest budget cuts, though he has not asserted that they did so.