Sentence examples for programme asserts from inspiring English sources

The initial signals are promising: Member countries are "very in favour of the women's programme," asserts Wallon.

[t]he government officials responsible for promoting the development programme assert that mobile pastoralism was an economically appropriate use of the valley thirty or forty years ago, but that falling rainfall levels and recurrent droughts now make it necessary to abandon pastoral mobility for settled livestock and crop farming.

As part of Richard's programme of asserting his authority, he also tried to cultivate the royal image.

Part of the reason for this criticism is that much of the QTN programme has asserted that finding the genes and nucleotides for adaptive and quantitative traits is a fundamental goal, without explaining why it is such a hallowed goal.

All we had was a paediatric ward without a specific programme on nutrition" asserts Sr. Mary Adoch, the nursing Officer and Nutrition Focal person in charge of the programme.

She also highlights what she calls "extraordinary" accomplishments under Workers' party rule, such as popular anti-poverty programmes, while asserting that she, too, is supportive of demonstrators' demands for a better-functioning government.

In a subsequent TV programme his widow asserted that he had died of drink.

Scotland's deputy first minister Nicola Sturgeon, speaking on a BBC Scotland debate programme in January this year, asserted that on the issue of passports, people would have a choice, like in Ireland.