It is not known which of these statements were "taught knowingly" or "asserted" by teachers at Paris, although Siger of Brabant and his radical Averroist colleagues at the Faculty of Arts were targets.
Those who "knowingly" taught or asserted them as true would suffer automatic excommunication, with the implied threat of the medieval Inquisition if they persisted.
Since the real and nominal essences of mixed modes are the same, it follows that if we know the real essence of lying (knowingly and falsely asserting that 'p' with the intention to mislead someone whom we ought not to mislead, etc), we can deduce from that idea all the components of lying, and so there is nothing more to know about lying than the ideas contained within its definition.
Some critics have asserted that producers knowingly used the easier biliary approval route to clear devices that have been marketed for other uses, a claim the companies deny.
In one example, prosecutors asserted that Mr. Stevens knowingly accepted some $188,000 in free labor from Bill Allen, his longtime friend, to renovate his house in Alaska.
Last week the Inquirer asserted that NVIDIA had knowingly put faulty moble GPUs into the new MacBook Pros — a serious allegation.
In the past, Mr. Hamilton has asserted that he did not knowingly do anything illegal and that the contributions advanced the teamsters' goal to help restore Democrats' control of Congress.
He asserted that he did not "knowingly supply" samples of false handwriting to the FBI, and said that he was investigated by bar associations for California and Washington, D.C. before being admitted to the respective bar associations.
Speaking before a congressional special committee last year, Hansen asserted that fossil-fuel companies were knowingly spreading misinformation about global warming and that their chairmen "should be tried for high crimes against humanity and nature".
Tyler S. Drumheller, a former senior American intelligence official who publicly asserted that President George W. Bush's administration had knowingly hyped fabricated evidence of Iraq's arsenal of biological weapons to justify the 2003 invasion, died on Aug. 2 in Falls Church, Va.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee was forced last week to issue a public apology to the international casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, who is giving tens of millions to Republicans this year, for having asserted on its Web site that he was knowingly profiting from "a Chinese prostitution strategy" at his casino in Macau.
