Sentence examples for press assertions from inspiring English sources

The officer also disputed Indian press assertions that the attackers were Pakistani, saying they were of many nationalities.

To United's credit they were alert and precise in the finishing stakes, but Sir Alex will accept and acknowledge that his team were at times troubled by a genuine challenger, which as a group played with true positivity, seemingly unworried by any press assertions of uncertainty due to managerial speculation.

Pressed on his assertions, Mr. Sweeney conceded through a spokesman that "no state or local group subsidies are used to cover losses".

If he took the Fifth, Trump would surely endure a few days of bad press, and his assertion of his rights would become an indelible part of his record as President.

White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders' assertion that Trump was saying "no, he's not taking questions" defies believability.

Mr. Charamba, the president's press secretary, rejected the assertions, saying there would be "an all-out deployment to assure there is no violence" by any party.

He repeated White House press secretary Sean Spicer's assertions on Saturday that the media manipulated photographs of the National Mall to make the crowds on Friday look smaller than they really were.

Typical bad press has been the assertion that gamers develop into bad tempered, sometimes even violent, loners.

For example, despite major efforts by the Obama campaign to show him as caring about ordinary Americans, just 3% of press coverage reflected that assertion.

Others, like the Rev. Al Sharpton, have also come forth to press Word Network's assertion that Echostar does not offer enough wholesome programming for black subscribers.

Buried deep in the pomp and circumstance of the press conference was the assertion that the Note 7s battery woes, once a PR disaster, were now the foundation of a new feature for the company.