Sentence examples for it now asserts from inspiring English sources

In this case, we must again determine whether the Constitution grants Congress powers it now asserts, but which many States and individuals believe it does not possess.

While innovation could proclaim underlying political and strategic intentions when it was still in the early stages, it must now assert itself in the form of tangible and measurable methodological approaches backed by tools that are designed to provide stakeholders with services at every phase of the innovation process.

Under intense international pressure, General Musharraf now asserts that all border infiltrations have stopped, although it is not clear that Pakistan can fully control all the militant groups.

Received wisdom, which until recently told us standup didn't work on telly, now asserts that sketch equals TV poison.

Ministerial mood music now asserts that "George is in listening mode", as Hancock says, echoing Nicky Morgan's script.

So, Mr. Nader now asserts, if the race begins to seem like a runaway, many liberals and independent voters will feel freer to vote for him.

Argentines may have a special peeve, for while President Bush now asserts that he knows nothing of Enron, he acted as a lobbyist for Enron in 1988.

Dascombe was known, then, for his ability with precocious two-year-olds but the owner now asserts: "He really is an all-round trainer.

Backed by Emmett's relatives, Mr. Beauchamp now asserts that there were actually 10 people -- several of them still alive -- present at the murder.

Theorem 2.3 now asserts that (f(x)) has a σ-root in K. □.

The Arzelà Ascoli theorem now asserts that there is a uniformly convergent subsequence ({ mathbf{u}_{beta_{k}} }): mathbf{v} = lim_{k rightarrowinfty} mathbf {u}_{beta_{k}}.