Sentence examples for which has asserted from inspiring English sources

Still, his message was aimed at China, which has asserted sweeping claims over the South China Sea, touching off disputes with several other countries that border the sea.

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, which has asserted FedEx Ground workers are employees and is campaigning to unionize drivers at FedEx Ground, welcomed the decision.

A Citigroup spokeswoman said that the bank, which has asserted that the transaction was proper, had not had time to review the complaint.

His candidacy has been the subject of strident commentary in the German news media, which has asserted that a banker from a south European country would be unsuited for a job that demanded fiscal and monetary discipline.

The privilege has been a particular favorite of the Bush administration, which has asserted it in dozens of cases, including ones challenging the legality of extraordinary renditions and warrantless surveillance.

A federal trial judge in San Francisco ruled that the government could not invoke the doctrine to block a lawsuit by al-Haramain, which has asserted that the government illegally listened in on its conversations.

Samsung, which had asserted a $6 million damages' claim, was awarded $158,400.

MP3.com settled lawsuits with the five major recording companies, which had asserted that MP3.com's distribution system infringed on their copyright.

A Suffolk Police spokesman said: "Over the 10 years since Hall's conviction there have been a number of appeals and campaigns which have asserted that Simon Hall was wrongfully convicted of Mrs Albert's murder.

During Mr. Brand's tenure he led negotiations that resulted in more than 40 antiquities in the Getty's collection being returned to Italy and Greece, which had asserted that the pieces had been looted.

The ad's other knock at Mr. Gingrich's credibility, that he was sanctioned as House speaker, is worded more carefully here than in other ads, which have asserted that he was fined.