Sentence examples for assert section from inspiring English sources

"Judge Kaplan's rejection of that theory undoubtedly will be influential in those other cases where the plaintiffs have attempted to assert Section 11 'underwriter' liability against the rating agencies," Kevin M. LaCroix, a lawyer and partner at OakBridge Insurance Services, wrote on his influential blog, The D&O Diary.

Finally, you assert that section 40 might have prevented publication of the Panama Papers.

In the lawsuits filed against Texas, on August 22nd, and North Carolina, on September 30th, the Justice Department asserted that Section 2 prohibited the states' imposition of the photo-I.D. requirement and other changes contained in the new laws.

As Stephanie Mencimer explained, Alabama cited the Voting Rights Act – which was passed to defend minority voters' rights – to defend its gerrymandering, asserting that section 5 required the state to continue to maintain districts with high concentrations of racial minorities.

Mississippi and North Carolina have joined a brief by New York's solicitor general, Barbara D. Underwood (several New York counties are covered), asserting that Section 5 has provided "significant and measurable benefits" in helping covered jurisdictions "move toward their goal of eliminating racial discrimination and inequities in voting".

Since last year, the taxmen have fired off a volley of advisory letters and audits asserting that Section 2703 of the tax code, passed in 1990, gives them broad power to disregard the existence of "abusive" limited partnerships for valuation purposes.

Since in reaching a genuine judgment of taste one is aware that one is not responding to anything idiosyncratic in oneself, Kant asserts (1790, section 8), one will reach the conclusion that anyone similarly situated should have the same experience: that is, one will presume that there ought to be nothing to distinguish one person's judgment from another's (though in fact there may be).

In its petition, the group asserts that Section 377 is discriminatory because it criminalizes predominantly homosexual acts and imposes traditional gender stereotypes of natural sexual roles for men and women upon sexual minorities.

These longstanding critics of the Affordable Care Act assert that its Section 1312(d)(3)(D) prevents the federal government from sponsoring health insurance for members of Congress and their staffs; they accuse the Office of Personnel Management of the Obama administration of breaking the law by exempting the targeted federal employers from this provision.

Bin Attash, the declassified sections assert, was deprived of sleep by forcing him to stand for 70 hours, allowed to sleep for four, and then returned to a standing position for another 23.

Here, plaintiffs assert that Florida Statutes, Section 102.166(4) violates the First and Fourteenth Amendments.