Sentence examples for reference to the assertions from inspiring English sources

"I realize that many people want me to simply confess and apologize for the conduct that I have been accused of," Clemens said in reference to the assertions by McNamee.

Greece's political life is tightly correlated with the road that Europe is on, as is the collective identity of Greeks, which was formed in reference to the assertions of Europeans in regards to the protection of personal and political freedom.

Further, there is reference to the 9/11 terrorism we suffered and the assertion that members of Al Qaeda are in Iraq.

He substantiates this assertion by reference to the observable realities of political affairs and public life as well as by arguments revealing the self-interested nature of all human conduct.

Try and back up every non-trivial assertion with reference to the relevant literature.

His only mention of his Republican rivals was a vague reference to "the other people running for president" and an assertion that he knows more than they do about creating jobs in the United States.

Mayo found that rather than deny a false claim, it is better to make a completely new assertion that makes no reference to the original myth.

Indeed, contrary to Governor Brewer's assertions, the administration's UPR report appropriately includes reference to the Arizona law.

He also cited American "allegations" against Iran, a reference to American assertions that Iran is involved in sponsoring international terrorism and is developing weapons of mass destruction, including a nuclear weapon.

The joke was a reference to Trump's assertions that he would like to see a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border, paid for by Mexico.

But in one of several sharp exchanges, Assemblyman Noah Nicholas Perry, a Democrat from Brooklyn, challenged the commissioner's references to the 9/11 terrorists, calling the assertion that they had been allowed to board planes because they had licenses "blatantly false," since the men also had valid passports.