Sentence examples for officially asserted from inspiring English sources
Now that the S.E.C. and the Justice Department have officially asserted that investors in such securities are at the mercy of their brokers, perhaps they will press Finra to require release of the information.
In effect, the WTO has officially asserted that antiquated trade rules trump climate imperatives.
The return of David Wallace, who officially asserted himself as the new owner of Dunder-Mifflin -- now free from the Sabre umbrella -- not only put Andy back in the manager's office, but also signaled a return to the earlier days of "The Office".
Other Issues On the future of the Jordan Valley, the Israelis officially assert that the area will remain Israel's security border but that the security presence may be phased out over a period of time.
In answer to questions about whether Kompass is considered a whistleblower and why the report is described as 'leaked,' the spokesman officially asserts: "The UN does not prejudge the result of the ongoing investigation".
But today, as Mr. Bush made a speech here to promote his new national volunteer corps, White House officials asserted again that Mr. Bush was officially neutral.
The Chinese government, ruled by the Communist Party and officially atheist, has long asserted that it has the right to approve any reincarnations of the Dalai Lama.
We have officially adopted laws asserting autonomy and authority over the union of which we are a part, to which we pledge allegiance to.
Under the so-called 17-point agreement signed in Beijing on May 23 , 1951 with a Tibetan leader, the young Communist government officially incorporated Tibet into the new nation and asserted its right to send in troops.
The existence of a state of war has been asserted even if it has not officially been declared by Congress.
Although officially atheist, the Communist Party asserts that only it has the authority to pick top spiritual leaders, who, according to Tibetan theology, are reincarnated from deceased religious figures.
