Sentence examples for all the assertions from inspiring English sources

My latest Economic Scene column notes that for all the assertions that the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision would lead to a corporate takeover of politics, corporations seem to be losing the ability to control their historical allies in the Republican Party.

Proof All the assertions can be derived from [[13], Chapter XV]) as it has been noticed earlier.

If the agglomeration principle holds, (Bp & Bq) → B(p & q), the author must both rationally believe and disbelieve the conjunction of all the assertions in his book!

Clemens has denied all the assertions about him.

For all the assertions that advocates make about public opinion, I think that a few consistent messages emerge.

Even then, his proposals were obviously fraudulent: huge cuts in aid to the poor, but even bigger tax cuts for the rich, with all the assertions of fiscal responsibility resting on claims that he would raise trillions of dollars by closing tax loopholes (which he refused to specify) and cutting discretionary spending (in ways he refused to specify).

First of all, the assertion (ii) of the theorem has exactly the same idea as in the first part of it, the proof of the second part can be obtained similarly.

Nearly all of the assertions that Blumenbach had made about Caucasians — from their supposed exemplary whiteness and laudable beauty to their antiquity-rooted heritage — were contested.

Feinstein's office then issued a 54-page point-by-point rebuttal to all of the assertions Morell made in his book about the efficacy of the program.

The findings of the new PLOS ONE study definitively repudiate all of the assertions that SUPPORT was limited to usual- or standard-care procedures.

Then, for all, the following assertions hold: (i) for,, and for a.e., (ii) is increasing on, and for, is decreasing on, and there is a unique such that, (iii) there exists a positive constant such that (3.29).