Sentence examples for assertion of such a from inspiring English sources
The Court today does a complete about-face from Hankerson and, without even mentioning the above-quoted language, holds that the state court may not bar the belated assertion of such a claim by application of a contemporaneous-objection rule.
The assertion of such a status reflects the intricate dialogue between the supreme court in London and the European court of human rights in Strasbourg over who should have final authority in certain categories of cases.
But the bill, which narrowly failed in the Senate last week, raises a harder -- and more interesting -- question than whether special health care exemptions are a "war on women" or a "war on religion": What constitutes a "belief" or a "moral conviction" and when should the assertion of such a belief be considered the proper basis for the giving or taking away of rights?
Up to within a very recent time, it has been possible to do no more than to present negative evidence against an assertion of such designs or plans.
The problem is that the assertion of such rights inevitably infringes on the rights of others.
But there is enough known to make the assertion of such universal features as have been given with fair confidence.
It's Gingrich's braininess — or at least his preening assertion of such — that doesn't quite fit, breaking the Republican pattern of late.
Being a superorganism is a mind-blowing trait for a species to possess; unfortunately, this book does not communicate the impact of such a classification, an assertion that would most likely be increasingly true for lay audiences.
To outsiders, it was meant as a pointed reminder that foreign invaders will be met not just by an army, but by 25m hostile citizens.In a society governed by fear, ruined by war and sanctions, and fractured by clan, creed and ethnicity, the truth of such an assertion is hard to gauge.
Given the headline, "Brazilian Leader's Tippling Becomes National Concern," one would expect any serious journalist to indicate reliable local sources or solid local media coverage in support of such an assertion, certainly not what the reporter himself expressly refers to as "speculation," "innuendo" and "stories".
