Sentence examples for asserted in some cases from inspiring English sources
The officers had asserted, in some cases bluntly, that Britain had little to learn from the United States, with its far higher incidence of murder, a more prevalent gang and drug culture and a tradition of more aggressive policing.
He has asserted in court cases that he has legal author ity to eavesdrop without court authority on both types of groups when he considers na tional security to be threat ened.
In Japanese law, personal rights are generally asserted in environmental cases.
In addition, the lawsuit asserts that in some cases, the funds have been diverted to counteract budget cuts.
It was further asserted in the case of Salgo v. Leland Stanford University that: "A physician may violate his duty to his patient and subject himself to liability if he withholds any facts which are necessary to form the basis of an intelligent consent by the patient to proposed treatment" [ 18].
However the US does not have an equivalent of the UK's Data Protection Act or other privacy legislation which is being asserted in the UK case.
They also said that in making the legal justification for its decision, the commission seemed to be arguing the opposite of what it had previously asserted in a Supreme Court case on Internet regulation.
In case of stenosis in a patient with hypertension and renal FMD, the severity of stenosis and its relation to hypertension can only be asserted in case of asymmetrical kidney size.
UnitedHealth asserted in the same case that medical reports that surgery centers submitted to it listed conflicting height and weight for a weight-loss surgery patient.
However, an inconsistency cannot be asserted in the present case taking into account the confidence intervals of the thermodynamic parameters and the fact that the PPP reactions operate close to the equilibrium.
