Sentence examples for assert additional from inspiring English sources

In a nimble feat of legal jujitsu, the opponents of Obamacare are actually seeking to define some forms of birth control as abortion — which gives employers, they assert, additional reasons to receive exemption from the law.

"Yahoo could in the future assert additional patent or other claims against us in this or in other proceedings.

It merely asserts additional grounds why the decree should be affirmed.

6 In addition to renewing the political question argument made below, the petitioners now assert an additional threshold obstacle: They seek dismissal because of a "prudential" bar to the adjudication of generalized grievances, purportedly distinct from Article III's bar.

In a report released this week, "The Cumulative Impact on the Global Economy of Changes in the Financial Regulatory Framework," for example, the institute asserts that additional capital requirements for its members could result in "3.2 percent lower output by 2015 in these economies than would otherwise be the case" (see Paragraph 5 of its news release accompanying the report).

The NTSB cited a design flaw as the likely cause of the collapse, noting that too-thin gusset plate ripped along a line of rivets, and asserted that additional weight on the bridge at the time of the collapse contributed to the catastrophic failure.

Since Mick et al. [ 22] found that acid etching does not improve the mechanical properties of glass ceramic coatings and Bächle et al. [ 11] asserted no additional effect on cellular behavior, this procedure was omitted in the present study.

Mr. Margolis asserted that the additional 600 acres that received tentative wetlands designation represent at least 20percentt of Staten Island's vacant land.

However, the additional asserted interest in "facilitat[ing]" state efforts to regulate alcohol under the Twenty first Amendment is not sufficiently substantial to meet Central Hudson's requirement.

The Senators traveled around the country -- or at least the part of the country known as the 'swing states' -- asserting that modest additional cuts in Pentagon spending would devastate local economies.

Because of low property values and narrow profit margins in Rochester's rental housing, landlord groups asserted that the additional costs of complying with the lead law would cause widespread abandonment of rental properties.