Sentence examples for based on asserted from inspiring English sources

But the argument in federal court was based on asserted constitutional rights.

But the case he makes is based on an asserted set of facts — facts that are open to challenge and dependent on neither revelation nor church writ.

The plaintiffs request "a federal injunction, based on rights asserted under the United States constitution's first, second and 14th amendments, against having the state compel that their classrooms be the locus of implementation of the overly solicitous, dangerously experimental gun policies of the Texas legislature and the insufficiently protective policies of UT-Austin's president".

Argument from moral order are based on the asserted need for moral order to exist in the universe.

An example can be seen in Figure 1 a), where logical definitions are used to automatically infer that Hypoglycemia is a subclass of Decreased aldohexose concentration (blood) based on the asserted subclass relationship between 'glucose' and 'aldohexose' in ChEBI.

The prevailing paradigm of Salmonella enteropathogenesis based on monolayers asserts that Salmonella pathogenicity island-1 Type Three Secretion System (SPI-1 T3SS) is required for bacterial invasion into intestinal epithelium.

Silver's lawyers filed a motion to dismiss the case, based on what they asserted was Bharara's violation of the rules governing public statements by prosecutors prior to trial.

These data and similar analyses based on DNA content asserted that changes in heart volume could not be explained by hypertrophy alone, and that cardiac myocyte hyperplasia (increase in cell number) contributed to changes in heart mass.

For instance, based on experience, one nurse asserted that ' When you want to transfer a patient in a hurry there will be an obstruction there... you know there will be excuses.

In 1998 Andrew Wakefield, then a lecturer at London's Royal Free Hospital, suggested that MMR could cause autism and opined that single-use vaccines should be used instead (although the paper he based his recommendations on asserted no such link).In this section Strangers in the house Who's for the hot seat?

With her Republican opponent now confirmed, Hillary Rodham Clinton took an aggressively combative tone yesterday, criticizing Representative Rick A. Lazio for operating what she said was a campaign based on insults and asserting that her positions better reflected the views of mainstream New Yorkers.