Sentence examples for the assertions were made from inspiring English sources

The assertions were made in papers filed with the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, asking that it reconsider a ruling on Monday by three of its judges.

I was worried about things not being strong enough in terms of the assertions being made".

The call had been set up to discuss the Texas caucuses, and Mr. Bauer challenged the assertions being made by Howard Wolfson, Mrs. Clinton's communications director.

"We were surprised and perplexed," De Cock says, adding that "no evidence for the assertions being made was presented".

The point of my earlier post was twofold: 1) to dispel the assertions being made by The New York Times and others about our brand of reporting.

Universities, like MIT, have taken notice in the strong interest from its students in such programs and while there were strong and varying feelings about the efficacy of each model, there was little concrete data to validate the assertions being made.

However, a cloud user must still make trust judgment about the cloud service assertions streamed in the CTA, because those assertions were made by cloud service providers themselves.

Both these assertions were made from a bed in a military hospital, where, he reported, "the heavy footsteps of anti-Semitism are always thumping behind my back".

But on the television program, the assertion was made not by Mr. Iacocca but by people suing Ford.

The assertion was made at a public meeting Wednesday night by Rhoda Wattman, the president of Community School District 3.

As it turned out, that was not true, but the assertion was made in a discussion of tax reform ideas, not politics.