Sentence examples for does not assert a from inspiring English sources

Patients could access any legal service from a medical professional who does not assert a conflict of conscience.

"The institution of art does not assert a singular purpose upon the encounter.

"It could include espionage, but it could also include negligence, inadvertence, or something else.... Section 811 does not assert a violation of criminal law".

The new lawsuit does not assert a direct connection between the European banks and the allegedly Iran-directed attacks carried out in Iraq.

The decision did not assert a larger constitutional right to marriage, but that didn't stop lower-court judges from finding one in its reasoning.

Thus, "when Montezuma with so much obstinacy insisted that the religion of the Spaniards was good for their country, and his for Mexico, he did not assert an absurdity" (SL 24.24).

This affidavit or agreement is a writing wherein you, as a neighbor, swears, under the penalties of perjury, that you do not assert an ownership claim to real estate which has been used by you as if it were your own.

They don't involve the U.N., they don't invoke diplomacy, they don't assert a principle of pacifism but affirm a policy of prudent and patient but ready and robust defense.

As for Stonewall -- the event -- we now know that gay white men didn't assert a leading role; it was transgender women of color like Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, Sylvia Rivera and Marsha P. Johnson.

While Ockham does not assert that a line is actually "composed" of points, he had the insight, startling in its prescience, that a punctate and yet continuous line becomes a possibility when conceived as a dense array of points, rather than as an assemblage of points in contiguous succession.

Rawls does not assert that an overlapping consensus is achievable in every liberal society, or that once established one will always endure.