Sentence examples for can merely ascertain from inspiring English sources

All that the court does or can do in such cases is to announce its considered judgment upon the question; it can neither approve nor condemn any legislative policy; it can merely ascertain and declare whether the legislation is in accordance with, or in contravention of, the provisions of the Constitution.

"I can only ascertain that it's plane debris," Liow said.

Like all other (possible) ideal objects, they can merely subsist.

We can merely speculate why this may have occurred.

Differences in prostate cancer incidence between populations can merely reflect differences in screening practices.

Practical reason, according to the vision, can ascertain not merely the means to achieve one's ends, but also the very telos or end for human beings.

procedures still permit assessment of gender in the event of a challenge, but merely to ascertain that a female athlete does not have any unfair competitive advantage.

What can we ascertain about the fictional Vincent CHYDE-directed "HYDE" and Calvin Harris' now confirmed role in it?

We can also ascertain, he fired in his racing debut, thus, even more likely to fire fresh.

What many fail to understand, however, is that only we ourselves can ascertain the location of our "True Place".

But there is a limit, he said, to what peer-review can ascertain.