Sentence examples for it asserted in from inspiring English sources

It asserted in a news release that it would be "the first major U.S. magazine publisher to make all of its titles available on all leading tablet platforms, with products designed specifically for this medium".

The bureau, akin to the F.B.I. in the United States, completed the investigation in a "record time of 45 days" it asserted in a statement, and filed a 300-page charge sheet citing 433 witnesses.

SPI has mounted a vigorous public campaign to show that it is not Russian, does not share the Kremlin's take on homosexuality and is, as it asserted in a July statement, a "fervent supporter and friend" of those who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.

It asserted in ringing terms that 'adults should be free to make lifestyle decisions without the intervention of the state.'".

But it asserts in its introduction that the party "uses democracy to reach its goal, which is installing sharia in Turkey".

In the Newtonian form it asserts, in effect, that, within a windowless laboratory freely falling in a uniform gravitational field, experimenters would be unaware that the laboratory is in a state of nonuniform motion.

For instance, although N.Y.L.S. is ranked No. 135 out of the roughly 200 schools in the US News survey, it asserts in figures provided to the publisher that nine months after graduation, the median private-sector salary of alums who graduated in 2009 — which is the class featured in the most recent US News annual law school issue — was $160,000.

This is not surprising; the claims it asserts in this case are entirely and completely without merit.

So the diagonal intension associated with sentence 'Hesperus ≠ Phosphorus' will be necessarily false when it's asserted in philosophical contexts (i.e., it will be false when uttered in any situation compatible with what is being presupposed in the philosophical conversation).

It is asserted in the fiction of Philip Roth, which summons the vital, striving city of Roth's postwar youth, and in the reminiscences of former Newarkers, whose devotion to an irretrievable time and place rivals that of former Brooklynites.

It is asserted in Definition 4.2 in [1] that the random operatorsU t) defined there are unitary.