Sentence examples for has asserted correctly from inspiring English sources

During campaign stops in Florida and Oregon this week, Mr. Gore has asserted, correctly, that many drug companies spend more on marketing than research.

Lt. Gen. Vladimir Moltenskoi, the top Russian commander in Chechnya, has asserted that the operations were planned and conducted correctly but has acknowledged that some "violations" may have occurred among rank-and-file soldiers.

Recently, however, France has asserted its independence.

He should have, asserted Cleitophon.

Britain and France have asserted that such evidence exists.

The Braves had asserted their dominance.

He asserted correctly that "conjectures are of great importance since they suggest useful lines of research".

The Fed chairman, Ben Bernanke, has been explicit in asserting correctly that the ailing housing market and contractionary fiscal policy are the biggest threats to the economy.

Manning was quick to take some of the blame on himself, asserting, correctly, that he had held on to the ball too long at times.

And, while she has correctly asserted that more aid on better terms should be accompanied by greater European unity, the lack of unity appears to be an excuse to delay steps to ensure that adequate aid is available on workable terms.

The labor board has already correctly asserted that the law governing consumers is not the same one that governs employees, and that labor law clearly gives employees the right to jointly pursue workplace grievances, including through litigation.