Sentence examples for it further asserts from inspiring English sources

It further asserts that Audi knew about these problems and concealed them from consumers.

It further asserts that when the above conditions are not met, for example, if we are interested in parental effects present in the cross, or if the parents were chosen deliberately, then parental contributions should be modeled as fixed effects (e.g., Griffing 1956; Eberhart and Gardner 1966; Baker 1978).

It further asserted that oversight of many reconstruction projects ostensibly managed by the Red Cross had been delegated to other NGOs, thereby diverting substantial monies into administrative costs.

It further asserted that he "knew or should have known" that the large and unusually reliable profits they withdrew from their Madoff accounts could only have been the product of a fraud.

It further asserted that, "The Mayor of London has a statutory and moral duty to lead the fight-back against crime," and set out the following headline pledges: I will: One: Provide strong leadership By taking responsibility and chairing the Metropolitan Police Authority and using my influence to tear up red tape and needless form-filling, so we can get more police out on the streets.

It further asserted that the claims of his family were contradicted by Shaikh himself, who denied having a history of mental disorder.

It was further asserted by the Government that Article XXII could be repealed because it had not been entrenched.

If it is asserted that a society functions adequately only if necessary needs are satisfied, and if it is further asserted that ritual does satisfy that need, then scholars cannot conclude that, therefore, ritual is present in that society without committing the logical fallacy of affirming the consequent.

It was further asserted in the case of Salgo v. Leland Stanford University that: "A physician may violate his duty to his patient and subject himself to liability if he withholds any facts which are necessary to form the basis of an intelligent consent by the patient to proposed treatment" [ 18].

As he enthuses about directing, Slattery's clipped Boston accent further asserts itself.

The regulator further asserts that ACA believed Paulson was going to be a long investor in the synthetic C.D.O.