Sentence examples for asserted by a from inspiring English sources

It has seldom been put more succinctly or asserted by a more influential body.

In Doe I, for example, when we reviewed a claim of Fifth Amendment privilege asserted by a sole proprietor in response to a Government subpoena for his business records, our opinion announced two principal holdings.

To understand why Frothingham's bar necessarily gave way in the face of an Establishment Clause claim, we must examine the right asserted by a taxpayer making such a claim.

That said, the group rights asserted by a religion were bound to be more controversial than, say, the rules of a sports club, because "religions encompass so much more, in one sense all of life, they can seem less like a group within society than an alternative to society".The argument gets crunchier when Mr Spencer cites some concrete examples.

Abelard calls statements propositions (propositio) and what is asserted by a statement its dictum.

Turns out the visit was prompted by the searches, but not in the way most speculation asserted — by a law enforcement-initiated, NSA-enabled dragnet of the couple's web history.

Hafetz calls the Marri case a pivotal test of "the most far-reaching use of detention powers" ever asserted by an American President.

She is very supportive of the military, a sympathy that can be explained, they assert, by a yearning for national cohesion.

In fairness, the winner had raced freely behind a steady early pace and looked green when asked to close by Ryan Moore, so must be given credit for asserting by a length and a half as her stamina kicked in.

In asserting, by a five-to-four ruling, that its 2010 Citizens United ruling applies to campaign finance in Montana and other states, as well as to national campaigns, the conservative Justices demonstrated, once again, that they don't shy away from public controversy or of being accused of legislating by decree.

In asserting, by a five-to-four ruling, that its 2010 Citizens United ruling applies to campaign finance in Montana and other states, as well as to national campaigns, the conservative Justices demonstrated, once again, that they don't shy away from public controversy — or of being accused of legislating by decree.