Sentence examples for asserting that the state from inspiring English sources

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).

Mayor Gavin Newsom had urged the county clerk's office this week to begin issuing the marriage certificates, asserting that the state Constitution prohibits discrimination in such matters.

In a letter sent on Friday, the labor board told those states that it would invoke the United States Constitution's supremacy clause in asserting that the state constitutional amendments conflict with federal laws and are pre-empted by those laws.

Asserting that the state generated revenue of about 168 billion koruna from stolen church property in the last 60 years, Mr. Fajfr maintained that the proposed deal is fair.

Environmental Advocates of New York, a group based in Albany, plans to release a report on Friday asserting that the state does not adequately track where the waste from more than 6,800 conventional wells now operating goes.

Ms. Swedenburg, who owns a winery in Middleburg, Va., and Mr. Lucas, who runs one in California, joined three New York consumers in asserting that the state laws violate the Constitution's commerce clause.

Asserting that the states were coequal and free to choose their own course, he maintained that, if the border states convention failed, Kentucky should call a sovereignty convention and join the Confederacy as a last resort.

She asserted that the state had forced farmers to sell land for the projects at below-market prices.

The trade group has long asserted that the state does not provide enough money for the adult homes.

California has an A rating, and Mr. Lockyer has asserted that the state should be rated AAA.

In its lawsuit, San Francisco asserted that the state's family code, which defines marriage as between a man and a woman, violates the state Constitution.