Sentence examples for support asserting from inspiring English sources

He began the day on a note of support, asserting the Obama administration's "absolute, total, unvarnished commitment to Israel's security".

But the S.E.C. complaint against Mr. Bonventre provides additional details about that support, asserting that the firm — widely considered to be a successful wholesale trading house on Wall Street — "normally operated at a significant loss".

Politicians in state legislatures and in Congress who support the toughened approach say it is justified by broad public support, asserting that the 9/11 attacks served to wake up a nation too complacent about immigrants.

Shortly after Cairo, Churchill and Roosevelt agreed to set aside the seaborne invasion of Burma; when Chiang learned of this, he requested enormous amounts of money, supplies, and air support, asserting that otherwise Japan might succeed in eliminating China from the war.

The NFL Player's Association, engaged in a showdown with NFL owners also issued a letter of support, asserting, "The NFL Players Association will always support efforts protecting a worker's right to join a union and collectively bargain".

He cracked jokes, quoted the Talmud and revered Israeli figures, pledged America's unwavering emotional and financial support while asserting Israel's right to defend itself, and, perhaps most important, echoed the Israeli narrative of the conflict with the Palestinians.

In terms of storyline and characters, RPGamer welcomed the characters' depth, and the emphasis placed into the personalities and development of supporting characters, asserting that previous Castlevania games ignored the development of the supporting characters in exchange for concentrating on the protagonist.

"It is not evidence capable of supporting or asserting that he has been a sexual predator for 40 years".

Mr. Thompson's support, he asserted, will not transfer directly to Mr. Bush but will ensure that those who like the governor and his policies "give us a better hearing".

Mr. Walsh will be an engaging tidy test case and not just because a Democratic-controlled redistricting may force him to run in a primary against another G.O.P. incumbent — or because his ex-wife is suing for child support he asserts he does not owe.

As much of a delusional, whimpering mess as Hannah is, she doesn't deserve to be begging for the attention of this smirking, bare-chested, hipster who mocks her for relying on her parents' financial support, loudly asserts his independence and is unembarrassed when she mentions the $800 a month he gets from his grandmother.