Sentence examples for laws assert from inspiring English sources

In contrast, exclusive cp laws assert the connection between antecedent and consequent only under the condition that certain factors are excluded.

Second, it exhibits more clearly an essential point about the relation between the laws of motion and the inertial frames: that the laws assert the existence of at least one inertial frame.

Mr Bush often issued "signing statements" as he approved laws, asserting that certain portions were unconstitutional and so unenforceable.If anything, there are likely to be more such clashes over the coming months, suggests Norm Ornstein of the American Enterprise Institute, another think-tank, since they provide the president with a triple benefit.

In the case now before the Supreme Court, Pennsylvania Democrats argued that the Republican gerrymander denied them equal protection of the laws, asserting in their brief that it is "unconstitutional to give a State's million Republicans control over ten seats while leaving a million Democrats with control over five".

"Through both judicial and legislative efforts, [US patent law] has evolved from a strict territorial based set of laws asserting jurisdiction only over those infringements taking place on American soil," according to University of Alberta professors Moin Yahya and Cameron Hutchison.

We have officially adopted laws asserting autonomy and authority over the union of which we are a part, to which we pledge allegiance to.

And why does Helena, offering in war-torn London to prepare "the greens" for supper with her sister-in-law, assert that "I know how to do it"?

Citizens United challenged the law, asserting that its right to freedom of speech was violated.

If Cameron presents a symbolic law asserting parliament's sovereignty over knavish foreign laws, Johnson will bask in the recognition that he advocated the idea first.

Last Wednesday a clause was inserted in the law asserting that the beneficiaries of the bill were victims of "armed conflict".

Opponents to the early publication law asserted that inventors would be vulnerable to copycats and infringers before they had won patent protection.