Sentence examples for effectively assert from inspiring English sources
"[CREW's] broad-brush claims effectively assert that the Constitution disqualifies the President from serving as President while maintaining ownership interests in his commercial businesses," the government wrote in a 50-plus page memo attached to its motion to dismiss.
Because they are under the constant threat of deportation, they cannot effectively assert their rights at the workplace, and employers routinely take advantage of them.
My biggest challenge has probably been learning how to effectively assert myself, and not in the way you might think.
"The TPA bill is the only way Congress can effectively assert its priorities in our ongoing trade negotiations," Hatch said.
In reality, it's the best way to protect U.S. citizens both from blatant wage theft and from the more insidious downward pressure on wages, benefits, and working conditions that comes from having a large population of workers who cannot effectively assert their right to the minimum wage, overtime, and other fundamental workplace protections.
Other models, due to the complex computation involved, effectively assert that there is a saliency map in the brain [30] [35].
Brown was effectively asserting this was a worse offense that his own problems.
Once a tribunal has effectively asserted jurisdiction over the parties, the next question is: what body of substantive law should be used to resolve the controversy?
Much of the south and southeast was lost, however, as the Nayakas of Madura, Thanjavur (Tanjore), and Jinji effectively asserted their independence.
For example, while Mr. Hirko will be charged criminally with fraud, a federal judge last week dismissed him from the civil case against Enron executives, effectively asserting that there was insufficient evidence that he played a role in fraud.
What Lucretius effectively asserts is that, on a Euhemeristic ranking, Epicurus is a far greater god than Ceres or Bacchus, held to have originally been the institutors of, respectively, agriculture and wine, and also a far greater god than the divinized Hercules.
