Sentence examples for any asserted from inspiring English sources

And it claims "any asserted local benefit of the Ordinance's residency restriction and Hosting Platform rules is outweighed by the substantial burdens they impose on interstate commerce" and as a result it violates the Constitution's commerce clause.

Accordingly, Chevron intends to disregard aboriginal rights and title in pursuing PTP, stating that any agreement they sign with Moricetown does not "affirm, recognize, abrogate or derogate from any asserted or determined aboriginal rights, including aboriginal title".

We will turn our attention to this aspect next, focusing on regulatory law, rather than judicial aggregation, by outlining a quantitative approach to how to aggregate experts' opinions that allows a formal justification for any asserted consensus or, more precisely, aggregate opinions because it makes them transparent.

And this is true: any fact asserted can be met with a counter-fact — some of them plausible, many disputed, most creating contradictions that are unresolvable.

Under that interpretation, voting officials must accept any reason asserted by voters who do not have photo identification for why they have not obtained it — and must count their ballots — unless the affidavit is false.

Indeed, we have never held that moral disapproval, without any other asserted state interest, is a sufficient rationale under the Equal Protection Clause to justify a law that discriminates among groups of persons.....

"By any standard, Mormonism is more ridiculous than any other religion," asserted the famously nonbelieving comic who skewered the "fairy tales" of several faiths in his documentary "Religulous".

No British-born painter we know of had ever before asserted any such thing.

Although neither the Islamic State or Al Qaeda asserted any role, online accounts associated with the groups welcomed the massacre.

In the 1967 war Israel won control over the caves and scrolls, but two decades passed before it asserted any real authority over the project.

"Investment in early childhood is not an expenditure, it's an opportunity to save money in any nation," she asserted.