Sentence examples for Based on the assertion from inspiring English sources
Based on the assertion that "cyberwar is going on in some sense right now," Liberman advocated that "We need the capacity for the president to say, Internet service provider, we've got to disconnect the American Internet from all traffic coming in from another foreign country". He believes that his bill does exactly that.
In his eagerness to embrace the deal as part of Microsoft's defense, Mr. Lacovara overstepped at one point, asking a question based on the assertion that Sun Microsystems, Microsoft's archcompetitor, would, as Mr. Lacovara put it, acquire Netscape's Web browser as part of the transaction.
Such limits are based on the assertion that long work hours are harmful to employees' health and lead to higher rates of injury and illness.
Later this week, lawmakers are expected to pass another first-of-its-kind bill banning abortions at 20 weeks based on the assertion fetuses feel pain by then.
This fourth lawsuit is based on the assertion that Mr. Millbrook was sexually assaulted in 2010 in the basement of a prison in Lewisburg, Pa.
The Oceania Football Confederation on Sunday upheld Vanuatu's protest based on the assertion defender Deklan Wynne was ineligible to play in Friday's semi-final, won by New Zealand 2-0.
Or, if one prefers, try the Serbians' attacks on Muslims in Bosnia, based on the assertions that the Ottoman Empire installed regimes centuries ago that gave those who converted to Islam certain lands and privileges.
"Defendants respond that their conduct should be immune from antitrust scrutiny based on the remarkable assertion that courts and the NLRB can force employees to unionize.
Based on the Reillys' assertion that the Marijuana Growers' operation is anything but clandestine, the Reillys' land plausibly is worth less now than it was before those operations began.
It was essentially a thesis from Orlowski, based on the bald assertion that "it isn't clear if weblogs will be removed from the main search results, but precedent suggests they will be".
Can the Executive order the assassination of a U.S. citizen without first affording him any form of judicial process whatsoever, based on the mere assertion that he is a dangerous member of a terrorist organization?
