Sentence examples for asserted reason from inspiring English sources

Before we can decide (he continues) whether the church's asserted reason for terminating Perich is a pretext, we must determine whether this is in fact "a central tenet of Lutheranism".

The interplay of loyalties and the struggle to assert reason over emotion keep the pages flipping.

With Adolphe Menjou as a cynical general and Kirk Douglas as an ironic colonel who tries to assert reason in wartime.

The loss of the injured workhorse Bastian Schweinsteiger could not, Rummenigge asserted, be reason to fight with less determination.

Make better wines, Matt Kramer asserts, with reason.

As these investigators cook and eat they assert life, reason and thought.

But also again on consent grounds; vzbv said the court took the view that Facebook's requirement for users to use their real names was a covert way of obtaining their consent to the use of this data — which it asserts was "reason enough" to rule it unlawful.

In the eighteenth century, Charles Castel, Abbé de Saint-Pierre (1658 1743), in his Project for Making Peace Perpetual in Europe [1713], extended Hobbes's argument that a rational interest in self-preservation necessitated the creation a domestic leviathan to the international realm, asserting that reason should lead the princes of Europe to form a federation of states by social contract.

We assert the reason is the use of all the reported TDFs in individual samples.

Under that interpretation, voting officials must accept any reason asserted by voters who do not have photo identification for why they have not obtained it — and must count their ballots — unless the affidavit is false.

The reason asserted for the decision was that it was not possible to complete a full manual count of all ballots by the 5 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 26, 2000, deadline for amending certifications.