Sentence examples for asserting the contrary from inspiring English sources

As we have pointed out, however, here the Court of Claims, though asserting the contrary, has not 'given effect' to the rate order, but in the guise of finding 'error of law' has set it aside, together with the Commission's findings; has substituted 'findings' of its own; and has made, in effect, a new order by its judgment.

A17 The Bush campaign worked to assure Roman Catholics that the governor was a friend, in response to phone calls asserting the contrary; Mr. Bush's deep support among Christian conservatives; and his visit to Bob Jones University, whose officers have made anti-Catholic statements in the past.

People usually telegraph such things, such as by asserting the contrary, for example.

Mr. Bush says he has gone out of his way to assert the contrary.

If the notion weren't still alive, the culturally advanced wouldn't be at such pains to assert the contrary — that the cinema is always some form of illusion, that "realism" is itself no more than a single style among many.

Unsurprisingly, some working the compatibilist side of the street have been quick to assert the contrary.

"Claims included in this report that assert the contrary are simply wrong," Senators Mitch McConnell and Saxby Chambliss said in a joint statement.

"If the capacity of knowing, be the natural impression contended for, all the truths a man ever comes to know, will, by this account, be every one of them, innate; and this great point will amount to no more, but only an improper way of speaking; which whilst it pretends to assert the contrary, says nothing different from those, who deny innate principles.

Claims included in this report that assert the contrary are simply wrong".

While it is true, moreover, that Farley once took four Coca-Cola men along with him for a private audience with Pope Pius, he never, despite a good deal of wishful Left Wing thinking and asserting to the contrary, urged His Holiness either to substitute Coke for sacramental wine or to substitute "Drink Coca-Cola" for "Dominus vobiscum".

However, SDCC asserts to the contrary that the punctuation is immaterial to their ownership of the trademark, citing case law and expert testimony that supports their case.