Sentence examples for actually assert from inspiring English sources

They actually assert that the fair use doctrine is unavailable where a copy shop provides photoreproduction services to professors and students.

Yet this same genius professed to be "upset" when, after having entered an agreement with the British pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca to continue his work, he discovered that his new partner would actually assert ownership rights.

"Do you actually assert your own political agenda even when it differs slightly from your partner's, which obviously raises other problems, or do you avoid it by being nonpolitical?" Coontz said in an e-mail.

ACCURACY -- Since Mr. Lee and Mr. Koch do not mention Vice President Al Gore and do not actually assert any facts -- and they merely allude to issues like education, Medicare or gun control -- there is little room to quibble with the fairness of the advertisement.

Increased variety and segmentation could have the positive impact of improving the availability of "healthy choices" (a dynamic which would also affect fresh foods such as fruits and vegetables): Wal-Mart de Mexico actually assert that the variety of food they offer at low prices increases the possibility of "improving the population's diet" [ 89].

The problems with this argument are (i) that it is pretextual, in that concerns with bodily integrity seem limited to male circumcision; (ii) bodily integrity per se is not generally considered as a fundamental right; and (iii) the international treaty frequently cited as the basis for this right of bodily integrity does not actually assert such a right [ 45].

So the media are left to point out the lack of credible evidence supplied by Trump and the Enquirer without actually asserting that the report is fiction.

And the Wall Street Journal thinks this was such a great analysis that it quotes the phrase, and argues at some length — or, actually, asserts, since if there's a rational argument there I can't find it — that the only possible reason people might want Yellen to succeed Bernanke is that she's not just a monetary dove but a woman.

Careful examination of the letters in which l'Hopital reported his mathematical progress to Leibniz and Huygens shows that with one or two possible exceptions l'Hopital did not lie, but rather referred to Bernoulli in a condescending tone without acknowledging any debt whatever to him and in matters of provenance wrote in such a way as to suggest without actually asserting.

"Nobody actually asserting very clearly what they want to do in the national interest.

Theorem in [9] actually asserts that, as defined in (2.8), is the least Carathéodory solution, but it is easy to prove that in that case, as defined in (2.2).