Sentence examples for agreement cannot be asserted from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this fact makes it such that the principles of democratic self-rule and the criteria of public agreement cannot be asserted simply as the proper norms for all social and political institutions, and this seems ideally suited to understanding how globalization limits the capacity of democracy to entrench itself.

It cannot be asserted to what extent surrounding factors were as well influencing the developments [6: 2].

This impression, however, cannot be asserted with much strength because I am unable to comment on the original language version.

Hume's critical attitude toward metaphysics is subsequently taken up by Kant, although Kant famously asserts on practical grounds some of the very same metaphysical theses that he argues cannot be asserted on theoretical grounds.

Thus the representativeness of the study participants with respect to the population of pregnant women in Mbale district or in Uganda as a whole cannot be asserted.

A clause in the settlement asserts that the agreement cannot be cited in capital punishment appeals, but Mr. Burr said he plans to use it — and Dr. Denkowski's agreement not to conduct forensic evaluations again — to argue that Mr. Butler should be re-evaluated to ensure that Texas does not execute a mentally handicapped man.

Without US approval, the current agreement cannot be implemented.

It cannot reasonably be asserted that these drug policies are actually intended to help or protect people.

"International agreements cannot be imposed by a small exclusive group.

History, though, cannot be denied, asserted Jane Lazarre, who teaches writing at the New School University.

Thus, Putnam concludes, 'I am a BIV' cannot be truly asserted by anyone, much like 'I do not exist' or 'I cannot construct a meaningful sentence' (cf. Bardon 2005).