Sentence examples for the council asserted from inspiring English sources

Later on Monday, the council asserted powers beyond even those enumerated in the new document.

Cave Creek, the Council asserted, is "both legally and properly called a town," while Scottsdale is a city.

The E.P.A.'s preliminary risk assessment, the council asserted, "does not fully reflect the best scientific information and is an insufficient tool for regulatory decision-making".

"The Council asserted the determination of the Iraqi government to liberate every inch of the immaculate Iraqi land from the filth of Da'esh (Isis) terrorist gangs," a statement said.

Although Mark H. Miller, the executive director of the council, asserted that there was no cooperation between his organization and the campaign, the ad fairly precisely tracks some of Mr. Lazio's early themes.

Muhammad Khalil, a city council member who serves as a spokesman for Arab members of the council, asserted that the refusal of the Kurdish bloc to compromise had forced other groups to form what he called a "shadow government" for the city.

In an unusual briefing evidently aimed at Washington, Gen. Mukhtar al-Mulla of the ruling council asserted that the initial results of elections for the People's Assembly do not represent the full Egyptian public, in part because well-organized factions of Islamists were dominating the voting.

In a statement issued Saturday, for example, the governing military council asserted that it was "remnants" of the Mubarak government who had incited the violence in Tahrir Square here on Saturday morning.

The research council asserts that it is now focusing more on the quality than the number of Ph.D.s.

It approved the decree Sacrosancta of the council, which asserted the supremacy of a council over the pope, and established the "liberties" of the Gallican Church, restricting the rights of the pope and in many cases making his jurisdiction subject to the will of the king.

Candidates affiliated with Islamic organizations swept all 50 seats on the five councils, asserting their ascendancy in politics throughout the region.