Sentence examples similar to statements that assert from inspiring English sources

The Boston Globe won for national reporting for articles by Charlie Savage documenting that President Bush had quietly disregarded portions of more than 750 laws enacted by Congress through "signing statements" that asserted that he had the power to bypass certain legal provisions because they conflicted with his interpretation of the Constitution.

The firm released a statement that asserted, "Goldman Sachs was retained as a financial adviser by Dragon Systems, not its shareholders, and performed its assignment satisfactorily in all respects".

As he signed a defence bill into law yesterday, Bush quietly added a "signing statement" that asserts his ability to ignore several parts of the measure.

Let V=L be the statement that asserts that all sets are constructible.

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Those articles included an 1883 statement that asserted "the reality of the use of Christian blood in many rituals of the modern synagogue".

For example, an anatomy ontology may contain a statement that asserts that every human has an appendix as part, while a phenotypic description of a human may assert that this human has no appendix as part.

Don't you see that the very falsity of each of the statements that you assert saves you from an erroneous belief in the preceding one?

Statements by government officials that assert the guilt of senior UNM figures undermine the presumption of innocence.

Thrasher pointed out the lack of rigorous sampling and control in the kind of research published by Wertham, the conflation of correlation with causality, and statements that were asserted without the support of research data (198-203).

The second kind of statement was cognitively empirical, that is, a class of statements that are asserted to be true or false by virtue of sense experience.