Sentence examples for has only asserted from inspiring English sources

However, the WHO has only asserted this authority once, in the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) of 2003 [ 12, 13].

The country's press has only recently asserted its independence.

In her defense, Jones asserted she has only had sex with two people.

The current man, Asadullah Wafa, has only just started trying to assert his authority, beginning with the partial eradication of poppy crops in the province.

In its court filing, N.M.A.C. asserts that it has only 2.5percentt of the market for retail contracts from car dealers.

"Our presence in Afghanistan has only increased destabilisation and insurgency in Pakistan," Hoh asserts.

Some Justices like to assert, or pretend, that the Constitution has a single meaning, and that each case thus has only one correct resolution.

Accused Web sites would have only five days to assert their innocence.

"Bennet is vulnerable because he has had only nine months to assert himself as a U.S. senator, and he is virtually unknown," Mr. Wadhams said.

Then lawyer Dennis Cariello, representing the for-profit college industry, endorsed the Department's ill-conceived proposal that students have only two years to assert any defense to repaying their federal loans -- even though there is no statute of limitations on the debt collectors seeking payment from the students.

Mr. Berlusconi's office released a statement denying he had given an interview to the journalist, asserting they had only exchanged "Christmas greetings".