Sentence examples for release asserted from inspiring English sources

A press release asserted that the logo "illustrates the connection between the past and the future, traditions and innovations.

"The sale of tobacco products is inconsistent with our purpose," the company's press release asserted.

For Starman, the press release asserts, Trykna interviewed "over 200 friends, ex-lovers and fellow musicians".

Rawle's illustrations are, as the press release asserts, certainly "loyal" to the original text — settings and characters remain, with minor parts inserted — but "gone are the Judy Garland braids, the Technicolor ruby slippers, the ethereal Glinda the Good Witch".

The release asserts that the new measure would alleviate these issues.

As the press release asserts, that gives riders less than a week to "sample and become acclimated to new travel options".

The death toll in the attack, which is the deadliest incident in the capital since American troops took control, rose to 17. A6 President Bush said the United States was making "good progress" in Iraq as a 24-page report was released asserting that the American-led occupation had improved the lives of Iraqi citizens and the safety and security of the rest of the world.

This necessitates a confirmatory evidence to be released asserting the notion that BTX-A may be safe and effective option for management of TN.

The leaders of the nation's teachers unions immediately fired off news releases asserting that the mediocre PISA scores of American students showed that more than a decade of testing-based reform had failed our schools.

In a legal first, the Montana court also ordered the names of donors to the dark money group be released, asserting that citizens had a right to the information.

Yet in his budget address, Mr. Pataki said this year's proposed budget was based on "sound fiscal policies," and in a press release, he asserted that it increased spending only 1.5percentt over last year's plan.