Sentence examples for has recently asserted from inspiring English sources

And a former Mexican deputy attorney-general has recently asserted, "Mexico is a country without rules".

In addition, the Pentagon has recently asserted that some 30 former such detainees have "returned to the fight," including one who blew himself up last month as Pakistani forces closed in on him.

Australian ecologist Roger Bradbury has recently asserted that coral reefs are doomed, living-dead, "zombie ecosystems" that will inevitably -- and soon -- utterly collapse under the multiple fatal blows of overfishing, pollution and the ocean acidification and warming resulting from the global buildup of carbon dioxide.

Casting more doubt over the so-called pacification of some of Rio's favelas, a process in which the police have recently asserted control over big sections of the city, investigators said that Maj.

At the time of this rally, Trump had recently asserted that Judge Gonzalo Curiel, assigned to a class-action lawsuit against him and Trump University, should be disqualified from the case given his Mexican heritage (Curiel was born in Indiana).

Disagreement on these matters is not a result of parents clinging to the "status quo," as you have recently asserted.

However, it has recently been asserted that operon formation is driven by co-regulation [ 16].

It is interesting that it has recently been asserted that duplication occurs more often among laterally transferred genes than for native genes [ 29].

The situation seems worrying: Meir Dagan, Israel's legendary former chief of the Mossad has, time and again, made public statements that it would be irrational for Israel to attack Iran, and he has recently re-asserted that he believes Israel is not under imminent military threat.

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

The key point has recently been re-asserted by Griffiths (2001).