Sentence examples for would assert that from inspiring English sources

I am surprised that these Congressional scholars would assert that House roll-call votes are "frequently" stretched beyond an hour.

Administration officials also said Mr. Bush would assert that Palestinian refugee families that once lived in Israel should live in a future Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, rather than in the Israeli lands they continue to claim.

We do not have any evidence, however, that physicians' documentation skills should differ based on the neighbourhood income of their patients, and would assert that information bias relating to income is unlikely.

From the perspective of our concern with occupational safety, an 'emergence perspective' would assert that safety cannot accurately be said to be 'a product of' or to 'reside within' one or more of the social and/or technical components of a work system.

Often they would assert that mobile phones connect to the nearest tower.

Two decades later, in various sworn depositions, Cardinal Levada would assert that he recalled little from the meeting.

Now, not even Mr. Gore's closest aides would assert that their candidate would have done any better.

I'd assert that it's amazing how much a name can contribute to branding, but, truthfully, it's not that surprising at all.

And I would assert, secondly, that Justice Jackson is right: The Constitution is not a suicide pact.

… He's always been a horse that would assert himself".

Until recently, many investors expected that Verizon would assert its option, given that Genuity had grown from $183 million in revenue in 1997 to $1.2 billion last year.