Sentence examples for formal assertion from inspiring English sources

It remains a great historical landmark in that it contained the first formal assertion by a whole people of their right to a government of their own choice.

More serious is the perjury charge, which stems from Mr. Valery's formal assertion in May 2005 that he was a New York lawyer in good standing, as he entered the Connecticut OxyContin case.

The potentially critical grand jury testimony of the White House deputy counsel, Bruce R. Lindsey, has already been delayed for more than a month as the President's lawyers conducted preliminary negotiations with Mr. Starr before the formal assertion of privilege on Friday.

Rather, Pareto's statement was the first formal assertion of what would be known as the first fundamental theorem of welfare economics.

Analysis of the formal assertions in both databases and journal articles argues for better separation of data structures from narrative so that they can better support one another to communicate meaning.

Erasmus used these dialogues to diffuse his ideas without making formal assertions.

It seems that the only common property of all these systems is non-additivity of the entropy functional; actually it is a formal mathematical assertion, which follows directly from the axiomatic for the Tsallis entropy (see[ 34] and references therein (for Generalized Shannon-Khinchin axioms).

Symposia were eating and dining occasions with a strong ritual element; their existence is reflected in the marked emphasis, in the Homeric poems, on ostentatious feasting and formal banqueting as assertions of status (what have been called "feasts of merit").

The goal is to allow JML to serve as a common notation for both formal verification and runtime assertion checking; this gives users the benefit of several tools without the cost of changing notations.

Monte Carlo simulations indicate that Controllers 3e and 4e achieve practical convergence, but a formal proof of this assertion remains an open problem.

However, the increased illness severity found in the false-positive patients, compared to the true-negative patients, indirectly suggests that PERSEVERE may have the capability of stratifying longer-term outcomes, but this assertion requires formal testing.