Sentence examples for remove the assertion from inspiring English sources

This article was amended on 15 January 2015 to remove the assertion that the last round of climate change talks in Peru failed to reach an agreement.

This article has been amended on May 7 to remove the assertion that water companies have no targets on reducing leaks.

In The New England Journal of Medicine's response to the original manuscript, the editor, Dr. Curfman, asked the authors to remove the assertion "that increased risk was observed only after 18 months".

Correction, 23 December, 4 20 p.m.: This article has been edited to remove the assertion that the researchers who found CRISPR sequences were already looking for a way that bacteria remember viruses.

"This story has been updated to remove the assertion that the Secret Service may have broken protocol in responding to Clinton's illness, which was published before the agency was able to respond," an editor's note accompanying a later version of the article said.

A decade later, when the court ruled in favor of Cherokee sovereignty over Georgia's assertion of authority to remove the tribe, the state refused to comply, or to appear before the court at all.

However, there are more serious scientific objections to fluoride, and many are far removed from the assertions of David Icke disciples.

Mr. Breuer said that the removal of even Mr. Berger's notes was a "technical violation," but he denied Republicans' assertions that Mr. Berger had removed the material intentionally to hide information that could be damaging to the Clinton administration.

This piece has been edited to remove a mistaken assertion that the Environmental Protection Agency has adopted and was planning to enforce CARB's standards across the whole country.

Moreover, the F.D.A. said it was proposing to remove assertions on labels that the drugs improved the quality of life for patients, saying the data to support such claims was inadequate.

It looks like Goldstein won't be shutting down Protein Wisdom after all; he has edited his original comment to remove that particular assertion along with some of his other, more flamboyant language.