Sentence examples for stand by the assertion from inspiring English sources

He admitted that the BBC had been wrong to stand by the assertion that the government knew the 45-minute claim was wrong but blamed Gilligan for continuing to insist the words were an accurate reflection of what Dr Kelly had told him.

If that is the case -- and you'd be hard-pressed to find a conservative Republican that does not stand by the assertion -- then how wise it to install another president that may very well be easily distracted by every passing skirt?

Yet regarding the question around the level of detail and complexity of the model, we stand by the assertion that this model represents the most detailed model of long-term control of arterial pressure that is identified in the literature.

Kommons allows you to pose a question to anyone on Twitter and firmly stands by the assertion that nothing posted to the site can ever be deleted.

The Justice Department later had to repudiate the Sampson-Oprison letter and sent a new one informing Congress that it could no longer stand by the earlier assertions.

He stood by this assertion even though his tweet included a link to a short statement from CBS News that clearly included that detail.

I stand by my assertion that the PSP is not nearly as bad as its reputation suggests.

If these reports are substantiated, it will become increasingly difficult for Mr Goodell to stand by his assertion that no one in the league had seen the full video before this Monday.

Der Spiegel told the BBC: "We firmly stand by our assertion, that Mr Perumal wrote in a Facebook chat some hours before the World Cup match Croatia v Cameroon, that the result of the match will be a 4-0-victory for Croatia and that a player of Cameroon will get a red card in the first half".

Shankly died 31 years ago, and there are few today who can simultaneously wear Liverpool's bird emblem on their chest and stand by his assertion of soccer's place in the order of life.

"We stand by our assertion that officers acted responsibly and professionally during the riot and believe our officers made reasonable decisions during extremely volatile circumstances," Sternbeck wrote recently, in an e-mail.