Sentence examples for the assertions on from inspiring English sources
If you are seeking to protect your authority, why draw attention to evidence that seems to contradict the assertions on which that authority is founded?
But the federal authorities and other local officials maintain that violent crime rates in border communities have remained flat or have decreased and that the assertions on ProtectYourTexasBorder.com are largely anecdotal.
The White House responded vigorously to the assertions on Wednesday, saying it never concealed its most dire estimates of the spill and quickly threw everything the government had at the problem.
"We would be disappointed if this were true," said Fred Eckhard, Mr. Annan's spokesman, commenting on the assertions on Thursday by Clare Short, an outspoken former member of Prime Minister Tony Blair's cabinet.
Moor said he "could not take as truth" any of the assertions on either side and ruled there should be a full hearing in which both parties should give evidence next February.
An edge of impatience crept into Navy officers' remarks when they were asked about the assertions on Thursday by Yemen's president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, that the Cole explosion appeared to have been an accident on board the ship.
Such additional experiments are conducted with two intentions, to confirm or reproduce the assertion on the one hand, and to exclude alternative explanations on the other hand.
But medical experts cast doubt on the assertions of the former hedge fund manager-turned-pharmaceutical entrepreneur.
(Casting doubt, yet again, on the assertions of those who claim TV advertising doesn't move merchandise).
The fate of a kidnapped American marine remained unclear after a militant group declared false the assertion on a Web site that he had been killed.
Family pride prompts me to believe the assertion, on Wikipedia, that the first-ever cocktail party was thrown by a Mrs Julius S Walsh in May 1917 – an hour-long knees-up for 50 people, from noon until 1pm, when lunch was served.
