Sentence examples for later assertion from inspiring English sources

Sanders' bar on the later assertion of claims omitted in bad faith adequately fortifies this natural incentive.

Third, how did SCAF embed in the declaration the basis for its own later assertion of greater power over the political and constitutional process?

Despite his famous later assertion that surrendering was something the British would never do, it did his own career no harm.

Mr. McGahn has told colleagues that he is concerned that Mr. Cobb's liberal approach could limit any later assertion of executive privilege.

Even one of the best-paid QCs in the country struggled to square his insistence that there was absolutely nothing of any interest in his legal advice, other than what he had already disclosed, with his later assertion that it wouldn't be in the public interest for him to release his full legal advice.

When the discrepancy in Patel's records came to light and Patel was asked by the prosecution to prove his later assertion, he said he "had handled blood all his professional life and he knew that this was not blood but blood-stained ascites".

Contrary to later assertions, Keats met these reviews with a calm assertion of his own talents, and he went on steadily writing poetry.

But his posthumous reputation was jeopardized by Wagner's anti-Semitic rants and later assertions by eminent musicologists that his works were conservative and fluffy.

Mr. Agca is known to have spent nearly two months in Bulgaria in the summer of 1980, and information gleaned from such stays could have formed the basis of his later assertions.

Libby had told investigators he believed he first learned that information from another journalist nearly three weeks later -- the assertion at the core of the charges against him.

On Wednesday, he went on to say that his arrival this season might be even later, an assertion he first made in an interview with Billboard.com, when he said he might sit out until Week 10.