Sentence examples for mistaken assertions from inspiring English sources

And who, on conservative blogs, is going to challenge mistaken assertions (or, if you prefer, lies) about President Obama?

This story has been edited to remove mistaken assertions that This American Life is made by NPR.

Operating as they do in an ambience of extreme confidentiality, they neither crave nor need publicity.Peter FelixPresidentAssociation of Executive Search ConsultantsNew YorkNurturing the oppositionSIR – You make a number of mistaken assertions about Kirgizstan ("For whom the Liberty Bell tolls", August 31st).

Among the mistaken assertions: Police showed up at his house with guns.

Take intelligence testing: Davidson starts with the mistaken assertion that I. Q

This piece has been edited to remove a mistaken assertion that the Environmental Protection Agency has adopted and was planning to enforce CARB's standards across the whole country.

He said the court had based its ruling on a mistaken assertion that the commission had not held enough public hearings on the project.

The yellow earth is indeed here, it is just hidden under all that red tape, which is rather appropriate for the red continent.Michael Ledzion Managing director Adventure Forest Sydney* SIR – Regarding the relatively precocious development of democracy in Australia, you made the mistaken assertion that the secret ballot was introduced in the United States in 1872.

"Neither government departments nor other spokespeople for the remain side should repeat the mistaken assertion that household disposable income would be £4,300 lower than if we were to remain in the EU... To persist with this claim would be to misrepresent the Treasury's own work".

Among those sources were one known as "Curveball," who was introduced to German intelligence by the Iraqi National Congress, a group led by Ahmad Chalabi, and who was cited in American intelligence reports as the primary basis for what now appears to be the mistaken assertion that Iraq had mobile laboratories for the manufacture of biological weapons.

Carson's delivery of Foster's lines has led to a mistaken assertion that fellow British actor James Mason was cast for the role.