Sentence examples similar to reiterate asserting from inspiring English sources

Jets Coach Al Groh reiterated a statement made last week, asserting that the team was not going to trade the receiver at this time.

In the official Danish narrative, according to Ringsmose and Børgesen: "Denmark must, so a much reiterated government soundbite asserts, confront the terrorists in Helmand in order not to encounter Al-Qaeda in Copenhagen".

He reiterated that Moscow's official position asserting noninvolvement in the poisoning and demanding proof of Britain's accusations has been delivered through diplomatic channels.

His previous attempts at reiterating his views resulted in him asserting that "somebody is doing the raping" after CNN host Don Lemon pointed out that he had misunderstood the crux of an article he was using as evidence for his claims.

Joseph reiterated King's point in an interview with artnet, asserting, "This is the only art we see…It's whites-only art".

Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta reiterated that view in an interview on Monday with The Associated Press, asserting that plans for a no-fly zone in Syria were "not on the front burner as far as I know".

The Declaration of Sentiments begins by asserting the equality of all men and women and reiterates that both genders are endowed with unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

IRAN 3. (S/NF) Pres Sarkozy reiterated his strong concern with Iran's nuclear ambitions to King Abdullah, asserting sanctions were the best way to put pressure on Iran.

And at their 2006 return concert at Shepherd's Bush Empire, Maines reiterated her original opinion of the president to a packed, appreciative crowd, defiantly asserting her freedom of expression.

He is asserting himself".

has been acquiring & asserting authority.