Sentence examples for by the assertion of from inspiring English sources

Cornell University was followed by the assertion of jurisdiction over nonprofit, private secondary schools.

Gradually, the authority of a wrathful God is undermined by the assertion of human accountability.

Freedoms are best protected, Leo believes, not by the assertion of rights but by the structure of separation of powers.

In that case, as in this, a disregard of the regulations was sought to be justified by the assertion of the purity of the milk offered for sale.

The customary patter has been a lurid declaration of an unquantified "risk" followed by the assertion of better safe than sorry.

I was struck by the assertion of Marc Spitz, author of the play "Shyness Is Nice," that "there's nothing dangerous about sex anymore".

In typical academic argot, Zizek explains: "By rejecting the assertion of identities associated with cultural studies, Lacanian Ink outlines a new philosophical universalism".

Local black leaders are especially galled by the assertions of slaves' loyalty.

And he refuses to be limited by disciplinary boundaries or by the assertions of experts in other fields.

In civil proceedings in the common-law countries, evidence is both ascertained and simultaneously restricted by the assertions of the parties.

I was therefore surprised by the assertions of American and Israeli officials I interviewed while researching a recent article on the prospect of an Israeli attack against Iran.