Sentence examples for may asserting that from inspiring English sources

Two senior Army Reserve officers filed a similar suit in Washington in May, asserting that the government violated their constitutional rights by barring them from direct combat roles.

Next, we may assert that, which implies that for any, there exist positive constants and such that (214).

Doctors may assert that it is they who manage the medical treatments.

You may assert that your friend is a splendid contractor, but I'm skeptical of your certainty.

The mayor may assert that the recycling program is inefficient, but more money needs to be spent on education, not less.

Though some may assert that Sprewell had a professional obligation to report the injury, Gist said his client did nothing wrong by keeping it to himself.

"The executive branch may assert that the mere discussion of the N.S.A. program generally could expose certain intelligence sources and methods to disclosure," it says.

Meat-eaters may assert that this is somehow justifiable, because we "need" to eat meat — just not cats or dogs or goldfish — to live.

Economists may assert that we're in the early stages of a recovery, but surveys continue to show that the impact of the Great Recession on American families is deep, widespread and grim.

The argument may assert that the children of Israel were miraculously rescued from Egypt or Jesus was miraculously raised from the dead and therefore that God must exist as the agent of these miracles.

Outside the museum scientists may assert that the universe is billions of years old, that fossils are the remains of animals living hundreds of millions of years ago, and that life's diversity is the result of evolution by natural selection.