Sentence examples for of public assertions from inspiring English sources

"From what I have seen thus far, I am not at all satisfied with the credibility of public assertions of the church that it is properly policing its clergy".

About a month ago, Thomas J. Spota, the Suffolk County district attorney, said he would empanel such a grand jury, saying he was "not at all satisfied with the credibility of public assertions of the church that it is properly policing its clergy".

Race was also much of the meaning of tying Obama to food stamps, and of (barely less public) assertions that health care reform was a giveaway from white taxpayers to black dependents.

Mr. Montebourg said Mr. Dumas, who was forced to step down as president of the Constitutional Court, the highest legal body in France, when the allegations were raised against him, had nonetheless benefited from public assertions of support by numerous members of the government and the French establishment.

Ligon deserves honor for foregrounding, in the famously liberal but chronically lily-white art world, voices such as those of Hurston, Brooks, and James Baldwin, as well as Pryor, and for helping to normalize public assertions of gayness.

Encouraged by the Ogden memo and DeAngelo's public assertions of his million-dollar monthly revenue, medical pot shops flooded Montana, Washington, and other states.

Their accounts contradicted some of the Algerian government's public assertions about the crisis and supported others.

Contrary to its public assertions, it is suspected of having targeted some of its marketing explicitly at children.

No support could be found, the letter said, for management's public assertions that its suppliers would ignore established standards of credit analysis based on working capital.

That contradicts public assertions that a far wider group must have been aware of what was going on, either helping or at least looking the other way.

The campaign's public assertions stand in contrast to its response to inquiries prior to publication of the story.