Sentence examples for class asserting from inspiring English sources

The founders described the typical Padlet use case as needing to share images of Abraham Lincoln for a class, asserting that Google Docs or Facebook wouldn't quite cut it.

And far away in the United States, though the facts of the case are different, the middle class asserted itself with profound consequences in 2011.

"Puts millionaires ahead of Medicare and the middle class," asserted Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, who leads the Democratic minority in the House.

The Supreme Court was wrong to bar the class action, asserting that federal law does not guarantee plaintiffs "an affordable procedural path to the vindication of every claim".

DENVER — For every five commercials Mitt Romney and his allies ran here in this vital swing state in the last two weeks of September, President Obama and Democrats ran seven, accusing Mr. Romney of having a "tough luck" attitude toward the middle class and asserting that Mr. Obama has brought the economy back from the brink.

He has asked the court to make his case part of a class action, asserting that ABC Carpet failed to compensate workers for overtime, called them independent contractors while treating them like employees, and put part of their pay in escrow for damages without returning that money to them.

Another option to define some SQWRL queries is to create defined OWL classes (through asserting necessary and sufficient conditions) and to use the reasoner to automatically compute the inferred types.

In OWL, we could state this simply as: ObjectProperty: 'has quality' Characteristics: InverseFunctional Another kind of axiom is the 'subClassOf:' axiom in which one class is asserted to be a subclass of another class.

A PATH TO THE MIDDLE CLASS James Surowiecki asserts that Bill de Blasio's plan for universal pre-K education "may be good social policy, but it's not going to create jobs," even though the addition of pre-kindergarten has clear positive implications for job creation and for the middle class (The Financial Page, September 23rd).

From Rough Rider to noted trust buster, Theodore Roosevelt, as the 26th president of the U.S. (1901 09), simultaneously expanded the power of the executive branch further than it had ever been, continually combatted big business in favor of the working class, and asserted the country's superiority internationally, leading to it being perceived as one of the most dominant forces of the world.

"This freshman class really asserted themselves.