Sentence examples for law was asserted from inspiring English sources
Much of the work concerned procedural delays and irregularities in local courts, but gradually the power to modify the operation of the rules of common law was asserted.
In the eighties, before copyright laws were asserted, you could chop up those James Brown recordings inside a sampler and make a hip-hop record.
A substantial body of opinion would permit mistakes of law to be asserted in defense of criminal charges in such cases, particularly when the defendant has in good faith made reasonable efforts to discover what the law is.
Applying strict scrutiny, the district court determined that the law school's asserted interest in assembling a diverse student body was not compelling because "the attainment of a racially diverse class... was not recognized as such by Bakke and is not a remedy for past discrimination".
According to the intuition of normality theories this seems to be counterintuitive, because cp-laws should be asserted only if the situation without (non-negligible) disturbing factor is a normal or at least a rather probable situation.
To further muddy the waters in that instance, Twitter is an investor in Dataminr, but Bailey said today that the company was never providing surveillance information for law enforcement as had been asserted.
As a country governed by law, we were asserting the superiority of our system to others governed by dictatorship.
Consider an extensive antitrust litigation going on in Boston, in which plaintiffs' law firms are asserting that private equity firms colluded in their bidding in several mergers.
Citizens are asserting their rights, not in organizing against the state (dangerous) but in using laws to have a say.
