Sentence examples for interest assertion from inspiring English sources

Critics of the decision noted yesterday that Mr. Schwarz personally stood up in court in Sept. 1998 and fought against the efforts by prosecutors to disqualify his lawyer on the very conflict of interest assertion the court seized upon yesterday.

I read with interest the assertion in "Dog's Best Friend," by Stephen Budiansky (Op-Ed, Dec. 5), that human beings are the ecological niche for dogs and "exploit us they do".

In recent years, by contrast, most of the interest in assertion has come from epistemology.

Instead, he and his aides have simply declared that "the president can't have a conflict of interest," an assertion that is not true.

The delay in applying for an injunction was reason in itself to justify dismissing the appeal, but in addition the court ruled that "the public had an interest that assertions of fact [by the Church] should be exposed to public criticism.

He was interested in assertions that Catholics were not segregated from Protestants, especially in Midwestern cities like Chicago.

Ponting's defence was part public interest, part the assertion that passing documents to an MP was privileged.

A cable from Kuwait City highlights American interest in an assertion from the Kuwait armed forces deputy chief of staff (DCOS), Lieutenant-General Ahmed Khalid al-Sabah, about Iranian activity in the region.

A flurry of interest followed the assertion that LAIR-1, a member of the inhibitory group of the immunoglobulin-like receptors, was a novel receptor for EpCAM.

She's interested in an assertion of a point of view and in a tone of voice and in one's feeling about things.

Whether it's relief efforts like that in Haiti or military incursions to protect national interests, the official assertion that beach landings are obsolete in modern warfare is alarming.