Sentence examples for in asserting to from inspiring English sources

Graham had an influence on both pitchers in this way, when they were younger, in asserting to them that they needed to get in better shape.

He knows of at least two cases in which people asserting to be LGBT had their refugee status rejected because they didn't seem credible.

Gallup says that the WSA grants this kind of supportive advocacy (but not legal representation) to anyone who calls for help in asserting rights to travel, identification, or recognition regardless of whether the caller actually possess WSA documents.

But it is under pressure to go further in asserting its right to use the contested waters and airspace.

The opening bout of positioning by conservatives underscores the acute difficulty Malcolm Turnbull now faces in asserting internal authority to resolve contentious internal debates if he manages to return to government, either in majority or in minority.

There are many other relations asserted to hold in the proof.

Immediately following the spirited discussion, a friend and participant asserted to me in private, "But the science isn't settled".

Mr. Zagny, for example, who at 40 still enjoys (in every sense) the reputation of an enfant terrible, was especially vehement in asserting his right to be considered as a human being, not a Russian.

As Grice (1971, pp. 264 6) observed, there is peculiarity of some sort in asserting 'I intend to do A, but I might not do it,' a peculiarity readily explained if intention is a species of belief.

He and other pioneers tapped deep reserves of strength, and sacrificed much, in asserting their right to live in freedom and dignity.

The common law doctrine of "latches" may prevent a lawsuit when an individual has unreasonably delayed in asserting his rights to the detriment of another.