Sentence examples for it is possible to assert from inspiring English sources

Once such doctrines are established, it is possible to assert that a local custom is not in accord with ethics we all share.

Moreover, it is possible to assert that 70percentt of Americans wrongly hold a wrongheaded view grounded partly in prejudice without saying that the United States is a bigoted country, or that all the people who hold that view are themselves bigots.

Based on the comparison of the main fields in BEAS, it is possible to assert that the field of energy performance has the highest percentage weight significance (26.45 %).

Using the owl:sameAs property, it is possible to assert that an instance of the ot:Feature class is the same as another resource, defined in some other ontology.

Nevertheless, being a perturbative approach, in general it is possible to assert that our method presents the same limits and advantages elucidated by (non-singular) perturbation theory, to which the interested readers are referred.

So, it is possible to assert that the improvements observed in this case are actually due to the polarimetric technique and not to the low-pass filter behavior of the water backscattering frequency response.

In fact, by retrieving JHotDraw's code where this bug has been fixed, it was possible to assert that the changes have been confined to the method BouncingDraw.add, which was calling getZValue in an incorrect way.

In fact, by retrieving JHotDraw's code where this bug has been fixed, it was possible to assert that the method ApplyAttributeAction.applyAttributes was the source of the reported bug.

As I have argued before, it may not be possible to assert or lie anymore in a presidential campaign.

"Again if when the assertion is true, the negation is false, and when this is true, the affirmation is false, it will not be possible to assert and deny the same thing truly at the same time.

The argument in such syllogisms is valid by virtue of the fact that it would not be possible to assert the premises and to deny the conclusion without contradicting oneself.