Sentence examples for press asserted from inspiring English sources

There was no announcement of results from those meetings, but some articles in the Chinese press asserted that real progress was being made.

A journalist from the Kansas City Star said that the song was the best one from The Wiz. Kenny Mack of the Santa Monica Daily Press asserted that Jackson's "famous vulnerability and the power of his voice on 'You Can't Win' combined for perfect casting" in the film.

The West German press asserts that IOC chairman Avery Brundage favors the Berlin suggestion.

In contrast, only 14% of the time did the press assert the message that Gore wanted to convey about his experience and competence.

A biographical profile published in 2008 by the Scientology-related imprint Galaxy Press asserts that Hubbard "served with distinction in four theaters and was highly decorated for commanding corvettes in the North Pacific.

Dr. Kissinger at a recent press conference asserted that, though this commitment was not legally binding, it was morally binding.

A press release asserted that the logo "illustrates the connection between the past and the future, traditions and innovations.

In June, press accounts asserted that the U.S. was subjecting detainees to "stress and duress" techniques, including beatings and food deprivation.

That's when officials released Guard payroll records that Scott McClellan, the White House press secretary, asserted were proof that the president had turned up for service.

(Recall that, in 2001, Ari Fleischer, the White House press secretary, asserted that prodding the citizenry to conserve energy runs counter to "the American way of life").

"The sale of tobacco products is inconsistent with our purpose," the company's press release asserted.