Sentence examples for for not asserting from inspiring English sources

Hawks pilloried them for not asserting themselves strongly enough.

He recorded in his memoirs the criticisms he had to face from some members of the Jewish community in the US for not confronting it, for not asserting a Jewish identity, even for not protesting at the time against the militant antisemitism of the Nazis.

On the one hand, you feel beaten down by the cruelty of others, and, in addition, you may develop deeply embedded feelings of shame for not asserting yourself effectively.

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).

As for text, Smith did not assert that the plain language of the Free Exercise Clause compelled its rule, but only that the rule was "a permissible reading" of the Clause.

Arkansas' statute provides that if a lawsuit arises out of protected speech or conduct, then both the plaintiff and the attorney must verify that the claim is well grounded in fact and law, and is not asserted for the purpose of harassment.

We do this keeping in mind that for the paint mode of the application, values will re-be colorized from 8-bit to 4-bit; since the most significant bit of each color element (RGBS) will be used independently for that conversion, we want to ensure that having the color asserted or not asserted happens for an equal range of our 8-bit or the standard original image's 8-byte input domain.

Hamas did not assert responsibility for Tuesday's attack, but loudspeakers in Gaza praised the Palestinians who carried it out.

But left unclear Friday was a motive: Bouhlel did not leave behind a declaration of intent, and the Islamic State has not asserted responsibility for his actions, although supporters of the militant group celebrated the attack on social media.

As for metaphorical reading, nonliteral meanings are not asserted, but they do come to mind.

Plaintiffs seem to agree that Count IV's claims for "reckless and gross mismanagement" do not assert a separate cause of action against defendants.