Sentence examples for they will assert from inspiring English sources

Now, as then, they will assert that reining in global warming is a political priority.

Some worry that Chinese leaders may have such hubris that they will assert themselves with unusual aggressiveness.

They will assert some authority in the next few weeks and get the government plans substantially amended," Grogan said.

Solyndra's two top officers are to appear Friday before a House investigative committee where, their lawyers say, they will assert their Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.

Instead, they will assert that Mr. Rajaratnam, like a dogged investigative journalist, worked with disparate sources to collect as much data as he could about the companies in which he invested.

They will assert that they would dearly love to clarify any misperceptions but are unable to give any information, as to do so would give succour to our enemies.

Clearly nobody in future will assert that they lost control because of infidelity.

When seen, they were tight bundles, but will assert themselves during the exhibition's run.

"Some of these cities will assert that they are now in compliance with E.P.A.'s lead action level," he said.

Assumption C. That the USSR will agree to withdraw the IL-28s, but will assert that they are unable to arrange ground inspection because of alleged Cuban objections.

So if there can no longer be an infidelity defence there is instead a sort of "infidelity plus" defence, notwithstanding the statute says: "In deciding whether a loss of self-control had a qualifying trigger, the fact that a thing done or said constituted sexual infidelity is to be disregarded". Clearly nobody in future will assert that they lost control because of infidelity.