Sentence examples for It could assert from inspiring English sources

It could assert, for example, that a patient already had a chronic condition, or that the patient and the doctor were at fault, because they did not supply all the information that was necessary to rule properly on a claim for benefits.

Within the State Department, it was seen as a way to strengthen the Lebanese government so that it could assert its authority over the south of the country, much of which is controlled by Hezbollah.

Moreover, since the United States was a permanent member of the Security Council, any compromises to our national sovereignty were more than outweighed by the tremendous benefits of having a legitimate international legal order through which, as a superpower, it could assert its will.

A sovereign might expect to win its legal battles if it drafted its conversion laws well and if it could assert the primacy of its law over European law.

That it could assert they were less in life and deny them justice after death as well.

We could assert it, but it would be nonsense.

In that spirit, one could assert that it is always wrong to make the sorts of tradeoffs made in plea-bargaining, or indeed in deciding to devote resources to anything other than punishing the guilty if those resources might help ensure that the guilty are punished.

In this case, we could assert that it was true since p = 0.014.

It is remarkable that Mr. Ashcroft could assert that there was not even the "appearance" of a conflict of interest.

Elizabeth Edwards is correct: only someone who believes that it's shameful to be gay could assert that Senator Kerry has done something outrageous.

Vitali was clearly incensed, but it took some time before he could assert control against the Briton's aggressive approach.