Sentence examples for do not assert the from inspiring English sources

Metaethical theological voluntarist views, by contrast, do not assert the obtaining of any normative state of affairs.

They are not metaphysical propositions because they do not assert the existence of metaphysical kinds (mind and matter) but of the methodological assumptions that govern the study of mind and nature.

Response: We do not "assert" the infeasibility of this kind of test.

If the poets don't assert the value of their words, who will?

They affirmed a relationship to a small circle, but did not assert the legal and moral equality of the participants.

And using language taken from the statute, he said that "the union does not assert the right to strike".

And taking language directly from state statutes, he said, "The union does not assert the right to strike" against the authority or any other government agency.

There is no reading of Christianity which does not assert the belief that mankind, while part of the animal kingdom, has a unique vocation and potential to enhance the rest of creation, or else to destroy it.

But unlike Kant, he does not assert the actuality of a pure, free will.

Therefore (13) does not assert the existence of any "set-like" entity over and above the sets in the range of the quantifier ∀x.

Although he did not assert the evolutionary significance of this in his book The Voyage of the Beagle (Darwin 1839), he did in the Darwinian notebooks (Sulloway 1979; Barrett et al. 1987), where he argued that geographic barriers could serve to isolate populations of species, leading to differentiation.