Sentence examples for left asserts from inspiring English sources

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Between the settlements for his sham University or the myriad lawsuits filed against him for fleecing contractors, it's easy to understand why the left asserts that his supporters have been emotionally defrauded in a similar fashion.

In its strongly worded founding statement, Liberal Left asserts: "We articulate policy positions within the Liberal Democrats which should be central to a radical party.

Commentators on the left and the right stuck to their scripts, with the left asserting that the country's treatment of the Palestinians and its regional saber rattling have made it isolated and stagnant, and the right glorifying Israel's accomplishments: high-tech innovations, long life expectancies and democracy.

Since R′fd, then: (f≠a & d≠b & Rfd) ∨ (f=ιu(Pu&Rub) & d=ιu(Qu&Rau)) But the left disjunct is impossible (we're considering the case where Rad, yet the left disjunct asserts Rfd and f≠a, which together contradict the fact that R is one-to-one).

Since R′ce, then: (c≠a & e≠b & Rce) ∨ (c=ιu(Pu&Rub) & e=ιu(Qu&Rau)) But the left disjunct is impossible (we're considering the case where Rcb, yet the left disjunct asserts Rce and e≠b, which together contradict the fact that R is a functional relation).

Strong voices from the left currently assert that Mr. Bernanke's team should have done more, earlier and faster, to speed the economic recovery.

This tends to lead to political finger-pointing between team Coke on the right and Team Pepsi on the left, each asserting that if only "their guys" were in charge, things would be different.

Instead the left-wing Lockean asserts that each person is the full rightful owner of herself and each adult person has a right to a per capita share of ownership of the unimproved land and resources of the Earth.

The left wing has asserted full control of Twitter now, so the right wing will just have to make do with #Gab, #WeSearchr, Breitbart, the House of Representatives, the Senate, the Supreme Court, and the White House.

David Frum ("Protesting, but Why?", Op-Ed, April 19) asserts that the left lacks a serious intellectual position on third-world development.