Sentence examples for that asserts it from inspiring English sources

Now, Verizon Communications, the nation's largest local telecommunications company, is beginning a big brand image campaign that asserts it helps its customers "make progress every day".

Marxist China adopted the linguistic sleight of hand that asserts it has always been a unitary multinational country, not the hub of empires.

Many of Mr. Bolten's old colleagues at Goldman Sachs describe him as a moderate, not an ideologue, and they question whether he is a true believer in a White House policy that asserts it is possible to increase spending on national security, make the president's trillion-dollar tax cuts permanent and still cut the deficit in half in five years.

Whitehouse highlighted the lack of enforcement, as far as he could see, against two types of potential violations: the use of shell corporations to conceal a donor's identity when contributing to a super PAC, and the making of false statements in registering for 501(c)(4) "social welfare" nonprofit status by a group that asserts it will not engage in political activity but, in fact, does.

(The entire decision is worth a read; it's quite amusing).The estate has not let previous setbacks stop it from claiming rights that it asserts it possesses.

But the project is covered with footnotes that assert that it does not represent the position of the participants.

Iran denies that, and asserts that it has forsworn nuclear weapons and is under international safeguards.

Iran has ridiculed that suspicion, asserting that it had allowed inspectors to visit Parchin in 2005.

But, like Occupy, it asserts that it's OK – exciting, even – to consider how society could be structured differently.

It asserts that it wants these appointments to "be free of donor influence".

It also asserts that it is the United States that brought down what passes for the internet in North Korea.