Sentence examples for asserting both the from inspiring English sources

Over the last few years, a number of works have been published asserting both the putative prosocial benefits of belief in free will and the possible dangers of disclosing doubts about the existence of free will.

If the controller fails to complete the task given, then it de-assert both the BUSY and ACK signal.

We assert both the right to consume – whatever we want, however we want – and the right to forget the consequences.

In any case, however, this report is not realistic, as it asserts both the competence of the national parliaments with regard to the use of national forces and that of the European Parliament in relation to approving operations.

Meanwhile, the critics using this tactic could privilege their own views by asserting both their superior connection to the realities of human behaviour, and their higher respect for human life.

The plaintiffs asserted that both the investment bank and the company had access to data showing that retailers had sold so little of the company's product that it was likely to be inundated with returns.

The government asserted both arguments in the 2010 case, and the judge who dismissed that lawsuit also cited the "political question" doctrine.

Samsung has also sued Apple in Japan, asserting that both the iPhone and iPad infringe on Samsung patents.

The philosophies of transcendence and immanence (bhedabheda) assert both identity and difference between the world and finite individuals on the one hand and brahman on the other.

And neither right would mean much without publicly subsidised courts where they could be asserted, both against others and the government.

Put politely, the stories did not meet the "requisite" risk of substantial prejudice, asserted both newspapers.