Sentence examples for not be asserted from inspiring English sources

If A is truth-valueless, ¬A is normally considered as truth-valueless, too, therefore, not a truth, and so it should not be asserted in its turn.

If you believe your error was based on a reasonable position or cause, explain the situation and ask the penalty not be asserted.

Symbolically, A → B should not be asserted in circumstances where the speaker knows that A is false because the statement not-A is true and simpler; similarly, if the speakers knows B is true, B is a shorter simpler statement; and if the speaker knows both of those facts, then not-A and B, is more informative.

Legally, gender identity is "a person's gender-related identity, appearance or behavior...sincerely held as part of a person's core identity; provided, however, that gender-related identity shall not be asserted for any improper purpose".

However, in our case, no ubiquitinated hG-CSF was detected in transgenic plants harboring the Construct H (see Additional file 4) by immuno-precipitation and immunoblot assay (data not shown), so the degradation pathway of recombinant hG-CSF in transgenic plants can not be asserted.

With comparable drollery, I was informed, gently, that the SNP would not be asserting UDI today.

Such an account of Iraqi penetration behind American lines in the Persian Gulf war has not been asserted before, but an Iraqi Scud missile did hit an American barracks on Feb. 25, 1991, killing 28 soldiers and wounding nearly 100.

Ameer Benno, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, responded in court papers that Mr. Pataki's claim that he was unaware that such a defense was not being asserted was "manifestly incredible," and even if it were true, he should have known it.

Which of the following has not been asserted by Stark?

They said Facebook won't be asserting its vague "competing social network" policy more broadly than that, and it considers non-contributors to be a small class of apps – including Voxer.

But it had been found that those unlimited powers were often abused and that Senate control could not easily be asserted at increasing distances from Rome.