Sentence examples for repeat the assertion from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Young, London Don't forget the Red Army In your coverage of the D-Day commemorations, you repeat the assertion that the Allied landings in Normandy helped turn the tide in World War II.

In his remarks today, Mr. Clinton mentioned the recent election controversy between Vice President Gore and President-elect Bush but he did not repeat the assertion he made last week that Republicans had achieved victory only by unfairly stopping the count.

In their influential book From Chance to Choice, Buchanan et al. (2000) repeat the assertion that there would be excessive social costs in reconstructing society to permit the full participation of people with significant cognitive impairments.

If I then say this is a problem (which it is), will everyone who lambasted me earlier repeat the assertion that I am pushing for one group's improvement at the expense of others?

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The internal briefing document proposed other means to vindicate his policy, but repeats the assertion that "eight independent studies have set out the evidence for a 'weekend effect' – unacceptable variation in care across the week".

He repeated the assertion on Sunday in an interview with George Stephanopoulos on ABC's "This Week," as Stephanopoulos explained to Trump that police had refuted any such rumours at the time.

In an initial letter to the Judiciary Committee that was dated Wednesday and made public Friday, Mr. Mukasey repeated the assertion he had made at his confirmation hearings that torture was unconstitutional and a violation of American obligations under international treaties.

Mr. Rumsfeld repeated the assertion a few hours later at a news conference in Phoenix, adding that "all of the press, all of the television thus far that tried to link the abuse that took place to interrogation techniques in Iraq has not yet been demonstrated".

In an article by journalist Rachel Donadio published in the New York Review of Books in 2014, Donadio said the suggestion was "more telling about contemporary Italy than about Ferrante's work", before repeating the assertion that it could be Domenico Starnone, Raja's husband, or Raja.

Expressing some impatience with Moscow's concerns, Mr. Powell repeated the assertion he has made in the last week to Russian interviewers: that the United States was actually helping Russia because the terrorists based in Georgia were a threat to them in separatist Chechnya, on the Georgian border.