Sentence examples for the recent assertion from inspiring English sources

That all of this is happening in the middle of an election campaign is not lost on the White House, especially given the recent assertion by Mitt Romney, Mr. Obama's Republican opponent, that Russia is America's biggest strategic threat.

Yet Vuk Jeremic, Serbia's foreign minister, seems discomfited by the recent assertion of Russia's Vladimir Putin that the Balkans had always been a sphere of Russian special interest and that it was "natural that a resurgent Russia is returning there".

He also didn't miss the opportunity to contrast the core theme of his visit – on boosting incomes and the middle class – with the recent assertion by Trump that wages in the country were too high.

Plenty of economists disagree with the recent assertion by Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, that the crisis had more to do with lax regulation of mortgage products than loose monetary policy.Equally damaging were policies to promote home ownership in America using Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the country's two mortgage giants.

The recent assertion by Gerry Adams that Ian Paisley "radicalised a generation of young people" like himself might have raised eyebrows elsewhere, but in Northern Ireland - which tomorrow marks the 10th anniversary of the Good Friday agreement - it was another example of a remarkable consensus emerging between Sinn Féin and the Democratic Unionist party: a consensus about the past, not the future.

The recent assertion by Gillis and Pavlidis [ 52] that guilt-by-association is the exception rather than the rule in gene networks is clearly incorrect in mammalian systems.

His problem is compounded by the recent assertions of two illegal immigrants that they helped remodel Mr. Tancredo's house.

Most officials regarded the case as closed and did not view the recent assertions as persuasive evidence of a wider conspiracy.

Judge Kaye said efforts were under way to respond to the patronage problems, but added that the recent assertions showed that added reforms were required.

What is not accurate, though, are the recent assertions by Krugman and Senator Charles Schumer (D, NY) that the rise of High Frequency Trading and the use of "flash" orders amount to a "tax on investors".

This is supported by the recent assertions that (a) health literacy and patient empowerment are distinct concepts [ 47], and (b) that health literacy is necessary but insufficient to ensure patient empowerment [ 43].