Sentence examples for in which it asserts from inspiring English sources
Following its usual policy response playbook, Google has also published a blog outlining its arguments — in which it asserts that its partner agreements are "entirely voluntary", and adds that "anyone can use Android without Google", name-checking Amazon as an example of a "major" company that has forked the platform.
PARIS — The automaker Renault filed a criminal complaint on Thursday in an industrial espionage case in which it asserts that a foreign company sought to obtain secrets related to its electric car program.
The Independent Community Bankers of America has an excellent set of materials on ending too big to fail, in which it asserts, The U.S. will not have a robust and truly competitive market for financial services until the too-big-to-fail problem is definitively resolved.
University of Pennsylvania School of Law professor Leo Katz writes in "Targeted Killing and the Strategic Use of Self-Defense" that there is a danger of a state government artificially generating instances in which it asserts it must use targeted killing in self-defense.
His lawsuit cited a passage the school has since removed from its website in which it asserted that "Eastside Catholic school does not discriminate on the basis of an employee's or applicant's race, religion, creed, color, sex, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation or any other status or condition protected by local, state or federal law".
The Israeli military has struck Syrian targets near the cease-fire line about half a dozen times in recent months, after episodes in which it asserted that Syrian forces had intentionally targeted Israel.
Big Brothel calls for the purchase of sex acts to be criminalised, in order to stem what it calls the "rise in demand for prostitution" which, it asserts, "fuels trafficking".
So far, only Motorola Mobility has held out against the licence demands, and is fighting a number of long-running court battles with Microsoft in Europe and the US in which it is asserting a number of its standards-essential patents relating to H.264 video decoding and Wi-Fi wireless networking in court cases, alleging Microsoft needs to make substantial payments.
Holiday, the book that won him the 1974 Booker prize jointly with Nadine Gordimer, took its origin from an article by Auberon Waugh in which it was asserted that no good novel ought ever to have flashbacks.
That led Samsung to abruptly drop a number of court cases against Apple in which it was asserting SEPs.
This article was amended on 29 December 2016 to remove a sentence in which it was asserted that Assange "has long had a close relationship with the Putin regime".
