Sentence examples for may assert the from inspiring English sources

Erdogan and the Turkish state may assert the PKK and Isis are indistinguishable.

For despite what its champions may assert, the short story doesn't always demand the most from literary writers; instead it can coddle their weaknesses.

If Religionists ever produced a high fluttering ethical rule, Humanists may assert the rule as their own because, for Humanists, no God ever gave humanity a moral decree.

*Section 8 - Except as provided in section 7, a patient and a patient's primary caregiver, if any, may assert the medical purpose for using marihuana as a defense to any prosecution involving marihuana, and this defense shall be presumed valid.

Next, we may assert that, which implies that for any, there exist positive constants and such that (214).

"The executive branch may assert that the mere discussion of the N.S.A. program generally could expose certain intelligence sources and methods to disclosure," it says.

But no matter how confidently the authors may assert it, the claim is still speculation -- unproved and far from convincing.

The mayor may assert that the recycling program is inefficient, but more money needs to be spent on education, not less.

The argument may assert that the children of Israel were miraculously rescued from Egypt or Jesus was miraculously raised from the dead and therefore that God must exist as the agent of these miracles.

Outside the museum scientists may assert that the universe is billions of years old, that fossils are the remains of animals living hundreds of millions of years ago, and that life's diversity is the result of evolution by natural selection.

If the estimate is negative, the number may be treated as an attenuated estimate of the demand slope, and we may assert that the data contain no useful information about the supply curve" (Leamer 1981), p. 321.