Sentence examples for representatives asserted from inspiring English sources

Although representatives asserted that satellite faculty were engaged in research, publications, and teaching, the retention rate of satellite faculty (many of whom are junior level clinician-educators), their rate of promotion, and time to promotion were outside the scope of this study.

Jones's representatives assert that there is interest in Europe, where Jones played in 1994-95 (Cityntry Ciny in England).

Festival representatives assert that Mr. Engelhorn obtained permission in 2007 from the trust and its beneficiaries and cite numerous documents that they say show the trust acting in accordance with his wishes.

Her representatives assert that trademark filings are a normal business practice and are needed to protect her name from copycats seeking to capitalize on her fame.

Also with regard to the involvement of community groups, one representative asserted that: "it would rather be the responsibility of the borough" (CW2) to include the community groups in the process.

But in a last-ditch attempt to block it, the United States Chamber of Commerce has sent a letter to the United States Trade Representative asserting: The Volcker Rule is discriminatory, as foreign sovereign debt is subject to the regulation, while Unted States Treasury debt instruments are exempt.

"Argentina's representatives have asserted that it will file another petition, but the facts of the case and Argentina's disregard for the rule of law remain the same".

In the run-up to passage of the 1996 Megan's Law, for example, Republican representative Jennifer Dunn asserted on the House floor that "the rate of recidivism for [child sex] crimes is astronomical because these people are compulsive".

A Massachusetts legislator who talked to neighbors the day the bodies were found and has closely followed the case, Representative John J. Lawn, asserted that the investigation was "thoroughly done".

The United States trade representative, Ron Kirk, asserted that the ruling affirmed Washington's contention that European government loans — which he said totaled $18 billion over 40 years — had been used to support the development of every Airbus model ever produced and helped Airbus vault past Boeing in 2003 to become the world's largest plane maker.

Bullfrog representative Brian Allen asserted that these departures distinguished Populous: The Beginning from other real-time strategy games on the market at the time.