Sentence examples for have asserted using from inspiring English sources

Since halfway through the 1960s the social movements active at an urban level have asserted, using the protest as a political resource (Lipsky 1965), the legitimacy of alternative forms of democracy to the representative one, developing a new conception of "bottom-up" democracy (Tilly 1978; Tarrow 1994; Gould et al. 1996).

Many reports in the literature have asserted that the use of level C protective equipment (ambient air is adsorbed and filtered using an absorbent cartridge to protect the respiratory tract) is adequate for medical facilities [ 6, 11, 12].

Some critics have asserted that producers knowingly used the easier biliary approval route to clear devices that have been marketed for other uses, a claim the companies deny.

Some automakers have asserted that the use of the higher blends over time could cause corrosion and damage auto emission systems, particularly in older vehicles.

Some writers have asserted that feminist rhetoric is used by the IWF for anti-feminist ends.

Recent reports have asserted that when distinguishing several diseases using miRNA profiling in the blood, diagnostic accuracy is higher when relative large numbers of miRNAs is used [ 19].

Both the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, and María Cristina Perceval of Argentina, the Security Council president, have asserted that chemical weapons use violates international law; presumably that means the world body would have to do more than just wring its hands.

Now the Mexican women have asserted themselves on their home ground, using three American college students who live in California: Veronica Perez, who attended the University of Washington, scored the third goal of the match, and center backs Natalie Vinti and Natalie Garcia were teammates at the University of San Diego.

Senior officials have asserted in public meetings that keyboards aren't required when using iPads for new state standardized exams.

Likewise, various authors have asserted that schooling is related to regular use of oral health services [ 28- 31].

Some authors have asserted that addiction and substance misuse are uncommon consequences of opioid use for pain.