(1) If one rejects that assertion , does the imperialism of human rights really sound so bad?

(2) While this assertion appears disarmingly simple, it is profound in its implications.

(3) The amount of water used to put out the twelve minute bonfire proves this assertion .

(4) Whether this assertion is accurate is of course a different matter.

(5) This has lead to the assertion that a butterfly flapping its wings in Japan may affect the weather in Europe within a week or two.

(6) If not, doesn't this simply verify the assertion that such orders are a joke in this Internet age?

(7) The assertion of his legal rights

(8) Many would no doubt take issue with me on that simple assertion , citing personal reasons why it is not so.

(9) His assertion that his father had deserted the family

(10) It is usually regarded as an assertion that we are all the same under the skin.

(11) The working class at home is beginning to be starved, and is being buoyed up with the assertion that this is the last great war.

(12) Any objective scrutiny of the list of banned organisations makes a mockery of this last assertion .

(13) The critical question, in relation to the appeal, is whether this assertion is correct.

(14) There may be room for the assertion that the bailiff was not tactful and that his firmness and size intimidated those in that room.

(15) Imposing such a ban requires far more compelling logic than the assertion that we should not play God.

(16) Free will, as I understand it, is the assertion that a person is the cause of their own actions.

(17) As for her assertion that our community leaders are working towards cohesion, I should think they are!

(18) Moreover, the assertion that moral agency confers special moral status is itself quite debatable.

(19) At the function that I attended, too, a number of articles spoke of this assertion on their past.

(20) That was a novel and quite astounding assertion at that stage of human legal development.