Sentence examples similar to indefinite assertion from inspiring English sources
As another Ernst & Young adviser wrote: "An assertion of indefinite or permanent investment until Congress changes the law allowing cheaper repatriation again doesn't sound permanent".
But it also stems from the president's embrace of indefinite detention and his assertion that the congressional authorization for military force, passed after the 2001 terrorist attacks, allows for such detention.
In response to questions from Guardian Australia, a spokesman for the Department of Immigration and Border Protection said: "The department does not agree with any assertion that 'the indefinite nature of detention is designed to "coerce" refugees and asylum seekers to go home'.
Lawyers retained by the hotel's employees have charged that the assertion that the closing is for an indefinite period is a ploy to weaken the union, which negotiated a three-year contract with the previous owners, the Grossinger family, last spring.
But Judge Sand had reserved decision in June on Mr. MacDonald's third assertion: that the absence of time limits for the Police Department's response to parade applications risks the indefinite suspension of permissible speech.
Professor Gross's September 2015 assertion that "Poles killed more Jews than [they did] Germans" is what philosophers since Russell would call an indefinite description, impossible to count as true or false until the terms are settled.
"It's exact and indefinite.
Their detention is indefinite.
