Sentence examples for has asserted an from inspiring English sources

(c) A party who has asserted an affirmative defense has the burden of proving the affirmative defense.

The administration has asserted an authority to detain such prisoners indefinitely, as unlawful combatants, but officials have acknowledged that they cannot say how or when the war on terrorism might be deemed to have reached an end.

Nevertheless Simon Jenkins, the chair of the National Trust, has asserted an unqualified and almost feudal right to complain about prospective wind turbines that "blot the landscape when seen from our territory".

Lindsey has asserted an absolute governmental attorney-client privilege in response to grand jury questions concerning his communications with the President, members of the White House Counsel's Office, grand jury witnesses or their attorneys, and the President's personal attorneys.

Finally, Plaintiff has asserted a claim for unjust enrichment.

Although Defendant has only recently obtained federal trademark protection in 1-8000 Lens.com," it has asserted a use in commerce since 2004 and common law trademark rights.

But recently, it has asserted a new approach in the region, its words and methods as likely to provoke Washington as to advance its own interests.

He has asserted a present-day toehold in the field of religion by saying he is "a cooperative faculty member" in Riverside's Department of Religious Studies.

But in the new poll, conducted Monday through Wednesday of this week, Clinton has asserted a 14-point lead among this previously Trump-friendly group, 46-32.

Vice President Al Gore has asserted a need for the "forward engagement' of American forces in distant trouble spots without specifying ways to reduce the risk of that engagement.

But this goofy app is not, as Joanne Harris has asserted, a slippery slope to "burning libraries and erasing whole civilisations from history".