Sentence examples for was asserting that from inspiring English sources

Just as Chevron was asserting that Ecuador was too corrupt to ever guarantee a fair trial, here was its adversary, effectively saying the same thing.

There was a a touch of lawyerly nuance in that speech – with Inhofe specifying he was asserting that "catastrophic" man-made global warming was a hoax.

By the eighteen-eighties, the critic Eduard Hanslick was asserting that the best conductors controlled every note and inflection emanating from the musicians under their command.

"It's not an inherently defective ballot," Mr. Lowenstein added, since no one was asserting that it was anything but poorly designed.

For example, as long ago as 1995 he was asserting that much of the New Deal, and thus much of the contemporary work of the federal government, was unconstitutional.

In effect, the government was asserting that Cohen and other SAC managers had created a corporate culture in which employees were encouraged to obtain proprietary information and make investments on the basis of it.

(iii) It can be asserted that is relatively compact.  .

It can be asserted that is relatively compact.

It was asserted that I was guilty of IRA membership through association because of my family background – my friends.

It was asserted that the deal might only be legal if the affected stations were operated under shared services agreements.

In the mid-1990s, it was asserted that the New Age movement was primarily found in the United States and Canada, Western Europe, and Australia and New Zealand.