Sentence examples for recently asserted from inspiring English sources

The country's press has only recently asserted its independence.

And a former Mexican deputy attorney-general has recently asserted, "Mexico is a country without rules".

Having long pretended otherwise, the Lao government recently asserted that construction was forging ahead, and indeed was on schedule.

As a "white paper" distributed by the trade journal Advertising Age recently asserted, these are "all-powerful individuals".

Michael Gove only recently asserted that universities should take a leading role in raising A-level standards.

And a spokeswoman for Pepperdine University, where Novick until recently asserted he was an adjunct professor of psychology, said Novick had not taught at the university since 2007.

The commander, Gen. David D. McKiernan, who leads more than 65,000 troops from about 40 foreign countries, including 33,000 Americans, said at a news conference in Kabul that there had been "too many" reports in the media recently asserting that the foreign forces and their Afghan allies were losing the war.

But New York City mayor Bill de Blasio balked, recently asserting that the city would not cough up any more money than the $2.5 billion it's committed to the five-year capital plan.

And lawyers are emboldened in their claims by the huge losses and obvious errors in judgment at companies that, until recently, confidently asserted their immunity to market turbulence.

However, it has recently been asserted that operon formation is driven by co-regulation [ 16].

Most recently, I asserted myself by calmly and politely telling a man to stop waving his pointer finger in my face as he was yelling at me!