Sentence examples for the administration asserts from inspiring English sources

The administration asserts that new operas are terribly expensive.

The administration asserts, without offering evidence, that Iraq has thwarted inspectors by hiding the weapons.

The administration asserts that any questions by Congress should properly be answered by the various agencies involved, like the I.N.S.

The administration asserts that this time-tested policy is not sufficient to deal with this, yes, a dangerous, but small economically weakened Middle Eastern nation.

But the administration asserts that no more than 107,000 workers will lose their eligibility, while 1.3 million workers will gain the right to overtime.

The administration asserts that chronically ill patients are among the biggest beneficiaries of the new law, given that insurers are now prevented from denying them coverage and cannot charge them higher premiums because of their illness.

The critics see a broader pattern of the administration asserting political control over scientific information.

But the connection the administration asserted between Iraq and Al Qaeda, the organization that made catastrophic terrorism a reality, seems more uncertain than ever.

Mr. McInnis and his friends in the administration assert that short-circuiting the review process is necessary because "frivolous" appeals have hamstrung the Forest Service's efforts to prevent fires by thinning and other means.

As the administration asserted that it was up to the parties to control the situation, criticism continued from friendly moderate Arab states where restive populations are angered by Israel's policy of killing certain Palestinians it regards as terrorists.

Instead of reaching out to Congress and the courts for support, which would have strengthened its legal hand, the administration asserted what Goldsmith considers an unnecessarily broad, "go-it-alone" view of executive power.