Sentence examples for which has been asserted from inspiring English sources

Issa called the move an "untimely" assertion of the privilege, which has been asserted just 25 times since 1980.

The grounds include fraud, bribery and a candidate's ineligibility, none of which has been asserted in the Florida presidential balloting.

We come with no special agenda of our own — our agenda is that of the Egyptian people, which has been asserted since the beginning of this uprising.

This consistent grading of the cartilage, which has been asserted for years, possibly leads to familiar use of this classification with comparative results within our clinic.

In foreign policy, he has had to cope with a resurgent China, which has been asserting territorial claims (see Banyan).

Moreover, a positive association has been asserted between RR and gene expression level which also explains the lower evolutionary rate in regions with higher recombination frequencies [ 22].

Immersion, which can be seen as a form of cognitive and emotional absorption, has been asserted to promote enjoyment, engagement in a task and even learning.

This much has been asserted.

But Turkey's aggressive tactics, which come as the country has been asserting itself politically in the Middle East in the wake of the Arab Spring, have particularly alarmed museums.

In Georgia, a general election took place with an opposition party, encouraged by Russia, breathing down the neck of the governing party which supports President Edward Shevardnadze, who has been asserting Georgia's independence.

The biggest holdout: Google-owned Motorola Mobility (MMI), which for a couple of years has been asserting its standards-essential H.264 patents against Microsoft, claiming infringement and demanding a payment related to the retail price of products, while Microsoft has been demanding payment against the non-essential Android patents.