Sentence examples for assertion is due from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron's assertion is due to come under intense scrutiny in the debate on 2 December amid signs that some Labour MPs who previously supported military action may be wavering.

The following assertion is due to Proposition 2.1 and its proof can be omitted.

In line with Conway's assertion, this is due in part to the "bench strength" of second and third generation entrepreneurs and startups.

This assertion is largely due to the more complex regulatory regions associated with operons in some gamma-proteobacteria compared with genes that are not in operons.

The assertion is that the observed disassembly is due to the enzyme-induced cleavage of the hydrophobic ester moiety to generate a hydrophilic carboxylate moiety, which should upset the HLB of the assembly.

These observations support our assertion that the selectivity of these disassembly events is due to a specific ligand protein interaction.

SIR —Your assertion that type 1 diabetes is "thought to be genetic," while type 2 diabetes is due to obesity and sedentary lifestyle is wrong.

Mourinho is due to conduct his pre-match press conference on Friday afternoon ahead of the clash with Southampton and may choose to respond to Dyke's assertions.

When hearers are epistemically entitled to accept the speaker's assertion is the entitlement due to testimony itself or instead to other sources?

As for Massey's previous assertion that the explosion was due to a buildup of natural gas, McAteer said the evidence pointed elsewhere.

So while the systemic administration of these drugs has the risk of off-target effects at other opioid receptors, the specificity of the drugs selected (with the exception of etorphine) lends confidence to the assertion that behavioural effects are due to specific activity at the assigned receptor.