Sentence examples for asserted by the state from inspiring English sources
Applying this doctrine to this case it is apparent that years before the transfer of the bonds to the state of South Dakota, the state of North Carolina had, through its duly constituted authorities, determined that the holder of the bonds in question had not the right now asserted by the state of South Dakota under the transfer from such creditor.
Casey recognized that abortion is, fraught with consequences for the persons who perform and assist in the procedure [and for] society which must confront the knowledge that these procedures exist, procedures some deem nothing short of an act of violence against innocent human life.... Casey demonstrates that the interests asserted by the state are legitimate and recognized by law.
If, as the result of merely a general rule of law against the extraterritorial operation of statutory penalties, this court looked beyond the judgment sued on by a state to the cause of action merged in the judgment, and refused relief, the court now must have the power to look into the present cause of action and the origin of the rights asserted by the state of South Dakota.
The IACHR found that "a balancing test is the only mechanism to reach a fair decision between the competing individual human rights and the need asserted by the State".
The case was decided, not upon the particular nature of the title of the bonds and coupons asserted by the states of New Hampshire and New York, since it was conceded that, but for the Constitution, a title such as that propounded would have given rise to an adequate cause of action.
The following corollary states that (psi(T)) is with high probability much smaller than (varepsilon^{-3kappa}) as asserted by the Definition 11 for (Tleqtau^{ast}).
He criticized orthodox Marxists for relying upon the apparatus of the state, a bourgeois institution, as a means of changing society and asserted that the state would be replaced by a "voluntary and free association of producers".
But a federal judge in California has already rejected attempts by the Justice Department to intervene in the suits by asserting the "state secrets" privilege, and lawyers suing the phone companies say they believe some proceedings could be heard behind closed doors to protect secret information.
But the solution to Citizens United and Bellotti is the same: a constitutional amendment, such as the Democracy For All Amendment that was supported by a majority of U.S. senators in 2014, can overturn both rulings by asserting the state's authority to limit corporate election spending.
By asserting that "the state has no higher duty than of maintaining itself," Hegel gave an ethical sanction to the state's promotion of its own interest and advantage against other states (Meinecke 357).
