Sentence examples for this paper asserts that from inspiring English sources

This paper asserts that there are "chasms" in IT implementations that represent risky stages in the process.

The main theorem of this paper asserts that this pre-Dirichlet form admits a logarithmic Sobolev inequality.

This paper asserts that, in the future, companies will need to demonstrate their products' positive contribution to society as well as minimising their negative environmental/social impacts.

This paper asserts that the Commission's implementation of PbD is not acceptable as it stands and makes positive contributions for the work of a future PbD committee so that the Commission can keep its promise to introduce precautionary legal technology design.

Instead, Burroughs, reading from the paper, asserted that "there neither are, nor ever were witches, that having made a compact with the Devil can send a Devil to torment other people at a distance".

Two days later, Jacinta De Roeck, one of three senators who sponsored the euthanasia law and the director of Belgium's Liberal-Humanist Association, published an op-ed in the paper, asserting that there had been no abuses of the law since it was passed, ten years earlier.

While reserving for the bank's management the right to suspend projects where graft was suspected, the paper asserted that the bank should remain engaged in countries with serious corruption problems and should consider suspending lending to a particular country only in "exceptional" circumstances.

The paper asserts that "there exists no appropriate judicial forum to evaluate these constitutional considerations".

The paper asserts that the government may lawfully kill a United States citizen if "an informed, high-level official" decides that the target is a high-ranking Qaeda figure or affiliate who poses "an imminent threat of violent attack against the United States" and that capturing him is not feasible.

The paper asserts that the United States' support of Israel has been unwavering, has jeopardized American security and has been driven by "the unmatched power of the Israel Lobby," which the authors describe as a loose coalition of American Jews and their allies.

The paper asserts that a satisfaction rating can be obtained for completed automation projects based on this tautology.