Sentence examples for form asserts that from inspiring English sources

The Doctrine in its most familiar form asserts that we are categorically forbidden to intend evils such as killing the innocent or torturing others, even though doing such acts would minimize the doing of like acts by others (or even ourselves) in the future.

Over all, "African Forms" asserts that with or without a specific word for art, few African peoples neglected the expressive opportunities implicit in the creation of handmade objects, no matter how basic.

And Republicans were the most outspoken in condemning the Census Bureau's long form, asserting that it was an infringement on privacy.

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Note that (3.29) asserts that is -periodic.

In his classic study Television: Technology and Cultural Form, Raymond Williams asserts that the rise of TV as the quintessential mass medium of the postwar era is inextricably bound up in its ability to communicate over large distances via the broadcast signal.

Asserting that women who have abortions will face "some form of punishment,".

One of the earliest and most famous realist doctrines is Plato's theory of Forms, which asserts that things such as "the Beautiful" (or "Beauty") and "the Just" (or "Justice") exist over and above the particular beautiful objects and just acts in which they are instantiated and more or less imperfectly exemplified; the Forms themselves are thought of as located neither in space nor in time.

For example, Arquilla and Ronfeldt (1997) assert that: … the information revolution favors and strengthens network forms of organisation, while making life difficult for hierarchical forms.

We assert that is bounded.