Sentence examples for does not withstands from inspiring English sources

(Mikyö Dorje 2006: 294) Of these three definitions, the first one proposes conventional truth as one that does not withstands reasoned analysis whereas ultimate truth does indeed withstand the reasoned analysis.

The rationale of Bowers does not withstand careful analysis.

"This case is a product of that dynamic and does not withstand either legal or factual scrutiny".

The simplistic argument that if we left the EU, these individuals would not be here anyway does not withstand scrutiny.

When Mr. Morrison writes that "Batman was born of the deliberate reversal of everything in the Superman dynamic," he must know that this statement does not withstand minimal scrutiny.

But it helps to debunk claims of a sudden change.The notion of a sharp global peak in production does not withstand scrutiny, either.

"Some wish to downplay the results of the plebiscite by citing the voters who left the second question blank, but this argument does not withstand scrutiny," he said.

He privately made it clear to his followers, however, that his conversion was more tactical than principled: "To scorn universal suffrage," he said, "does not withstand examination.

The three-judge panel unanimously found that the rules created "pressure to recruit women and minorities," which "ultimately does not withstand constitutional review".

(1) A preliminary digressive observation with regard to the first factor: The Court's claim that Planned Parenthood v. Casey, supra, "casts some doubt" upon the holding in Bowers (or any other case, for that matter) does not withstand analysis.

This study shows that this characterisation does not withstand empirical scrutiny.