Sentence examples for a valid assertion from inspiring English sources

But a valid assertion of executive privilege would provide a lawful basis to decline to answer.

However, I understand that many media outlets used the argument that "documents were dumped" to smear Manning, and want to make it clear that it is not a valid assertion here.

The challenge for the church is to translate the crumbling edifice of traditional Christian belief into a valid assertion of truth about life that can stand comparison with the equally valid truths and wisdom drawn from scientific perception and deduction.

Noting that the court had never before held that "a person who has made a valid assertion of the privilege may nevertheless be ordered to incriminate himself and sanctioned for disobeying such an order," Justice Stevens said, "Prison inmates -- including sex offenders -- do not forfeit the privilege at the jailhouse gate".

The sample sizes of lab experiments are criticized as being too small, although this is refuted such that sample sizes are stated to adequately correspond to this method and thus yield valid assertions.

This finding strongly supports the assertion that the predictions provide a valid coupling between the LacI-family TFs and functionalities encoded by the putative regulons.

While Newtonian epistemology admitted of many variations, at its core rested a new skepticism about the validity of apriori rationalist accounts of nature and a new assertion of brute empirical fact as a valid philosophical understanding in its own right.

How do you respond to the assertion that ACT's Estimated Relationship Table is not a valid comparison of SAT scores?

His Collected Essays, published in 2011, include an assertion from a paper published in 1994 that homosexuality is "never a valid, humanly acceptable choice and form of life".

"The South Carolina Supreme Court, like many state supreme courts, has held that the mere presence of an assertion of a trust (existing) in a denominational constitution is insufficient to create a valid legal trust.

If, then a sequence satisfying ; is valid from Assertion 1. Thus,, and since may be always taken as on being larger than, then (3.41).