Sentence examples for is asserted in the from inspiring English sources
This is not a hoax as is asserted in the document.
The basically moral nature of God is asserted in the second of the biblical passages that form the core of this liturgical statement (Deuteronomy 11 13 21).
It is asserted in the fiction of Philip Roth, which summons the vital, striving city of Roth's postwar youth, and in the reminiscences of former Newarkers, whose devotion to an irretrievable time and place rivals that of former Brooklynites.
Citing another privacy case, Google's lawyers said "too little is asserted in the complaint about the particular relationship between the parties, and the particular circumstances of the [communications at issue], to lead to the plausible conclusion that an objectively reasonable expectation of confidentiality would have attended such a communication".
It is asserted in the preceding sections that the torsional behavior of structures is represented more realistically by rotations θ of rigid floors.
Compare (9) and (10): Though the existence of the oil lamp is expressed in both (9) and (10), it is asserted in the latter and entailed or even presupposed in the former.
However the US does not have an equivalent of the UK's Data Protection Act or other privacy legislation which is being asserted in the UK case.
The grounds include fraud, bribery and a candidate's ineligibility, none of which has been asserted in the Florida presidential balloting.
The right standard for managing this uneasy balance was asserted in the Pentagon papers case by the late Justice Potter Stewart, when he wrote for the decisive centre of the US supreme court.
You can't help wondering if it's not also because despite what I thought was a strong performance last night, the polls show Brown trailing and the group dimension of the Labour party needs to be asserted in the final days of the campaign.
An example of this is the patents that are being asserted in the smartphone industry by companies such as Apple and Samsung.
