Sentence examples for for asserting a from inspiring English sources

Nor do the police score high with civil libertarians for asserting a right to question arrested protesters about their politics, albeit anonymously.

And besides, there was a moment after the first TV debate when boasting of Lib Dem inclination was a kind of proxy for asserting a vague constitutional right to resist the status quo.

This gift for rising above the catastrophic with a penetrating flippancy – for asserting a personally costly kind of victory over the Establishment by seeing through its values, and with a wry, stoical loftiness, refusing to subscribe to them  – makes Everett heaven-casting as the lead in Hare's The Judas Kiss.

An overly simple feminist reading of Joan's story might honor her for asserting a claim to male power, but since her autonomy was based on sexual renunciation, Joan's challenge went to the heart of the way male power is exercised, especially in war.

These considerations motivated the proposal, in the 2005 version of this article, that mou referred very generally to taking any two parallel expressions, "proceeding" to assert a further expression on the basis of one of them, and then using that as grounds for asserting a parallel expression on the basis of the other.

Even if the faculty member in the lab should have informed the student of his or her conception of authorship for a particular project, the student is equally responsible for asserting a claim to authorship at the outset of the project, and equally deficient for failing do so.

In fairness, the winner had raced freely behind a steady early pace and looked green when asked to close by Ryan Moore, so must be given credit for asserting by a length and a half as her stamina kicked in.

For example, they were unable to confirm the use of many antibiotics as off-label without supporting laboratory tests, and they used a high standard for asserting that an off-label use had scientific support.

If we choose classical mathematics the answer is "Yes" but if we choose intuitionistic mathematics, the answer is "There is no warrant for asserting such a and b exist".

On 12 March, Yaniv Erlich, a biologist who recently identified individuals from seemingly anonymized genetic data, tweeted "Nice lie EMBL!" for asserting in a press release that nothing could be inferred about Lacks or her family from the published genome sequence.

The group × group-wide LR threshold for asserting that a pair of interacting QTLs exist was determined from 1000 permutation tests.