Sentence examples for minutes asserted from inspiring English sources
"The Executive believed that the events of the last month had proven the sense and strength of the tripartite framework," the minutes asserted for the 12th September , 2007
Penney organised his team well and after negotiating an awkward first 25 minutes they asserted a measure of superiority that carried them through a thoroughly enjoyable match, spoiled to some extent by the number of cards shown by referee Andy Penn.
In 272 words, and three minutes, Lincoln asserted the nation was born not in 1789, but in 1776, "conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal".
She scored 9 of the Lady Vols' first 13 points, then went scoreless for nearly 21 minutes before asserting herself in the final minutes before finishing with 25 points and 15 rebounds.
But, the suit says, a second set of officers approached him a few minutes later, asserting that he fit the description of someone reported to have bought drugs in the area.
In the Nets' 97-85 victory last night, Kidd didn't wait for the final minutes to assert his nervy and spectacular dominance.
A few minutes later, Mike Duke asserted, "There's no gray area between right and wrong.
Each time, the state agency blocked the lawsuits by intervening at the last minute to assert its own authority.
But he said he did not give an inch in the 20-minute conversation, asserting that Americans have a right to drive whatever kind of vehicle they want.
The Senate Judiciary Committee listened raptly today as Judge Ronnie White of Missouri recounted how he was astonished to learn in 1999 that John Ashcroft had derailed his chance to be a federal judge at the last minute by asserting that he was "pro-criminal" and soft on the death penalty.
But the 90-minute program also asserted that British intelligence chiefs were too willing to approve the sensational formulations that Mr. Blair's staff wanted to use to persuade the public that Saddam Hussein was an imminent threat.
