Sentence examples for judges assert from inspiring English sources

The judges assert that 70,000 programs are available for Windows.

The judges asserted that the government's export rules operated as a kind of prepublication licensing scheme that obstructed the professor's rights to scientific expression.

In fact, the judges asserted that the 20-year-old practice of keeping the two largely separate was never required and was never intended by Congress.

Mrs. Wald, who has now returned to Washington to rejoin her husband and family, said that it was crucial that judges asserted their authority over court proceedings.

Last month, Uber, a taxi app relying on 40,000 self-employed drivers, lost an employment tribunal case when judges asserted that drivers should be classed as workers.

The judges asserted that the Ministry of Defence had sought to thwart their investigation of a claim by al-Sweady and others that British soldiers had tortured detainees and committed murder in Iraq.

CARACAS, Venezuela -- The shadowy underworld of Basque exiles in this city is coming under sharp scrutiny after recent arrests in Europe and an indictment this month from one of Spain's top judges asserting that Venezuelan intelligence officials were involved in training Basque separatists and Colombian guerrillas in Venezuela.

Moreover, few bondholders, if any, are going to spend decades in federal courts before unsympathetic judges asserting claims that smell of greed, were initiated in the state of a national financial emergency, and which attempt to deny refinancing to distressed homeowners.

In the same year, Kenyan judges asserted that the Kenyan constitution "includes all persons living within the republic of Kenya despite their sexual orientation" and conferred the right to freedom of association, ordered the government to register the national gay and lesbian human rights commission.

In Wednesday's ruling, the judges asserted that it does.

There the judges asserted that "contributions to groups that make only independent expenditures [in elections] also cannot corrupt or create the appearance of corruption".