Sentence examples for it's asserting from inspiring English sources

Now, the OS is perfectly within its rights - indeed, it's asserting its rights, probably as required by its terms of business - to follow this.

Critics call the covenant anti-gay; the school retorts that it's asserting its entitlement under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom to practise its beliefs.

Saying 'there's no sign humans have caused climate change' is not stating an opinion, it's asserting a factual inaccuracy".

And those scientists have provided ample evidence that human activity is indeed linked to climate change... Saying 'there's no sign humans have caused climate change' is not stating an opinion, it's asserting a factual inaccuracy".

But it's asserting that she has a place in the fashion world with real authority.

"It's asserted by some that the debt explosion is a function of the public authorities and the Legislature has no control," he said, draining his Diet Coke.

Its traditional role as the port for greater Tokyo having declined, it is asserting its independence as a hub for shopping, conventions, and the like.

American Bioscience said that it was asserting its legitimate rights to a patent granted to it by the United States Patent Office.

It is asserting its diplomatic power across Asia and around the world, but struggling to contain explosive tensions at home.

That led Samsung to abruptly drop a number of court cases against Apple in which it was asserting SEPs.

Reeves claimed Cameron's error was not a slip of a tongue since it was asserted on a scripted broadcast.