Sentence examples for has correctly asserted from inspiring English sources

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.

A sample size of 12 individuals per species was proposed by [164], but it has been correctly asserted that a reference sequence sample for all species seems pointless without taking the evolutionary characteristics of each species into account [165].

Liberty has correctly characterised Belmarsh as our own Guantánamo Bay.

He has correctly identified the problems.

Bork correctly asserted that the constitution's Fourth Amendment did not have the word privacy in it, but then by extension maintained that there was no broad constitutional privacy right that extended to access contraceptives.

Nelson, who had six catches for 123 yards and two scores Sunday, is Green Bay's de facto No. 2. Teammates Charles Woodson and Aaron Rodgers correctly asserted that some people overlook Nelson's athleticism because he is white.

You may have correctly identified a shirt theme.

I'm not dismissing the irony you've correctly noted.

Loop closing is the act of correctly asserting that a vehicle has returned to a previously visited location.

In your March 21 editorial "The Sequester Hits the Reservation," you correctly assert that sequestration will have devastating effects on the Indian Health Service, an agency that is already tragically underfinanced.