Sentence examples for Generalized claim from inspiring English sources

II powers of the President as providing an absolute privilege as against a subpoena essential to enforcement of criminal statutes on no more than a generalized claim of the public interest in confidentiality of nonmilitary and nondiplomatic discussions would upset the constitutional balance of 'a workable government' and gravely impair the role of the courts under Art.

Given the number of interviews, the findings are not being used to provide a generalized claim of Ecuadorian perceptions/beliefs, nor is this the intent of the research.

What cannot be done given all that is known is to allow the SRST to sit back, make some generalized claim of resource danger, without identifying the risk points, and then insist on shutting down the pipeline because DAPL has not responded to some infinitesimal possibility of risk somewhere in the system.

The set of all periodic geodesic billiards has measure 0, which obviously generalizes Claim 1.1.

Theorem 3.9 generalizes claim 40 of [[8], Theorem 3.2], and thus we have the following consequence.

Upholding the canonical methodological principle that questions should guide methods, not vice versa, is required if a truly rigorous basis for generalizing claims about likely impact across time, groups, contexts and scales of operation is to be discerned for different kinds of development interventions.

This is another reason for being suspicious for generalizing claims of the kind witnessed in post-ELSI calls.

Remark 3.15 Theorem 3.14 generalizes claims 20 & 30 of [[12], Theorem 3.4] and thus generalizes and extends the results of Nieto and Rodrýguez-López [[8], Theorems 2.1 and 2.3], Petrusel and Rus [[11], Theorem 4.3] and Ran and Reurings [[7], Theorem 2.1].

This defense may be generalized by claiming that intuition is self-supporting insofar as the general claim that intuitions provide prima facie justification for belief in their contents is itself intuitive.

However, with the current understanding of the motivational mechanisms afforded by gamification, we cannot generalize this claim to other activities, game element combinations or academic subjects.

Premiss 2 of the argument generalizes this claim: there are many instances in which learners need specific kinds of falsifying data to correct their mistakes (data that the argument goes on to assert are unavailable).