Sentence examples for persistent assertions from inspiring English sources

The persistent assertions by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the spiritual leader, that the official election results reflect the true will of the people are greeted with disbelief, as is the Guardian Council's insistence that there was no major fraud.

One of the most persistent assertions, again arising from information provided by Mr. Chalabi's Iraqi National Congress, is that Mr. Hijazi was dispatched by Mr. Hussein in 1998 to meet with Osama bin Laden and offer him and his supporters in Al Qaeda a safe haven in Iraq.

The new standards come in response to persistent public assertions that the state's Farmland Assessment Program, which began in 1964, has become more of a tax shelter for wealthy individuals and corporations than a means to preserve farmland.

With Sunday's vote, the persistent Republican assertion that Democrats were cutting their own political throats has now devolved into hundreds of individual campaigns of persuasion.

The panel found that close analysis of the documents demonstrated that the weight placed on blood alcohol levels was inappropriate, fuelling "persistent and unsustainable assertions about drunken fan behaviour not supported by evidence of moderate patterns of drinking unremarkable for a leisure event".

It added that an emphasis on alcohol consumption had "fuelled persistent and unsustainable assertions about drunken fan behaviour".

On fiscal policy, Mr Bush notably failed to respond in any detail to Mr Gore's persistent attacks: his repeated assertion that Mr Gore's charges were based on "fuzzy math" went down particularly badly with the various focus groups tracking the debate.

He was less persistent with Ms. Deen, and instead of following up her assertion, wrapped up the interview.

Opinion surveys show Labor maintaining a persistent double-digit lead over the Conservatives, contradicting Mr. Hague's assertion today that a vote in June would be "one of the hardest-fought election campaigns in modern history".

"In summary, Sandtner et al. see the same relative persistent current in oocytes and in HEK cells, contrary to their assertion expressed in (1), that no persistent current exists in HEK cells" The current in HEK-293 cexpressingssing DAT or SERT decayed fully to baseline and hence, we prefer not to label it "persistent".

He might have laughed at her assertion that the nascent health care law is responsible for persistent joblessness, or demanded to know her alternative plan for covering the millions of uninsured.