Sentence examples for has always been asserted from inspiring English sources

Until now, it has always been asserted that the so-called "endgame strategy" that forged a peace settlement for – and postwar map of – Bosnia followed the "reality on the ground" after the fall, and ceding, of Srebrenica.

"We do repeat the position that we put into DRIPA that has always been asserted by all governments in relation to the ability to exercise a warrant against a company that is offering services in the U.K. and abiding by the law of the U.K.," she added later.

Although "Transparent" has always been radical, Flick asserted that Season 4 seems to have gone further in shifting the story to operate from a trans perspective.

The Bush campaign has always been quick to assert that Mr. McCain got his biggest victories in states where independents and Democrats could join with Republicans and vote in the primary.

Marxist China adopted the linguistic sleight of hand that asserts it has always been a unitary multinational country, not the hub of empires.

They assert that Tibet has always been and by rights now ought to be an independent country.

Haute couture has always been about a grand gesture - Versace, however, asserts that its couture is actually selling, to more and more younger and younger clients around the world.

China claims that Tibet has always been part of its territory, while many Tibetans assert that their Himalayan region was independent for centuries.

He asserted federal power in an area that has always been pre-eminently a matter for state law, the regulation of medical practice.

But it doesn't really drive it," he said, asserting that the company's strategy has always been broadly based.

The historian Philip Foner asserts that our Declaration of Independence has always been "a model whenever changes in American society were deemed necessary".