Sentence examples for cannot be supposed that from inspiring English sources

It cannot be supposed that a recognition of such a duty would cripple the government in the just exercise of the power it incidentally possesses to regulate interstate navigation.

That act applied the whole compensation 'to pay the bonds and interest;' and it cannot be supposed that Congress intended to relinquish the right thereby secured to make the application in the first place to the interest, and then to the principal.

Similarly, it cannot be supposed that in § 1 of the 1871 Act, Congress was merely granting a private cause of action for vindicating rights of equality with respect to enumerated activities within state legislative power, secured by § 1 of the 1866 Act, re-enacted as § 16 of the 1870 Act.

While the Blumenstock Case seems to put the emphasis of the test in the opposite way, it cannot be supposed that it was meant to modify the doctrine of the Newburyport Case, since its citation as authority is made without qualification.

But it cannot be supposed that he would have kept back for four months the 500 men whom he collected and who were sorely needed at Rome.

For in such a variety of matters, it cannot be supposed that the same person can arrive at excellence in each, since to be aware of their several niceties and bearings, cannot fall within his power.

Zeno cannot be supposing that his arguments against plurality entailed the doctrine of Parmenides when that doctrine is represented in this same dialogue by Parmenides himself as something altogether more involved than the simple thesis that only one thing exists.

It is supposed that a gateway cannot be a backup of any critical node.

Albeit Avast stresses it is supposing that the password database was sorted chronologically, so "cannot 100% confirm" either way.

Albeit Avast stresses it is supposing that the password database was sorted chronologically, so "cannot 100% confirm" either way.

It also suffers from the problem that it cannot be formulated without supposing that Descartes would allow that human minds can know that there is a perspective from which eternal truths can be seen to be contingent, but an important component of Frankfurt's view is the thesis that Descartes thinks that it is part of the structure of a human mind to regard eternal truths as wholly necessary.