Sentence examples for objection asserts from inspiring English sources

One objection asserts as obvious that certain human actions are trivial or purposeless (ʿabath); the example given is playing with one's beard (Avicenna MH: 220 225).

This objection asserts that it is inappropriate to include the end among the types of causes on the ground that causes are ontologically prior to effects.

In his response Searchinger rebutted each technical objection and asserted that "... any calculation that ignores these emissions, however challenging it is to predict them with certainty, is too incomplete to provide a basis for policy decisions".

The question is whether the administration was entitled to a prompt appeal of the Federal District Court's pretrial discovery order without first having to make specific objections or assert claims of executive privilege.

Specifically, the IMF released a report in early July -- over European objections -- asserting that Greece would be unable to repay its debts without substantial restructuring.

A possible response to this objection is to assert that since law is a social phenomenon and is in part constituted by practitioners' own understanding of the practice they are engaged in, collecting evidence about the concept of law possessed by legal practitioners is an especially useful way to investigate law itself (Stravopoulos 2012, 79).

The objections to the axiom arise from the fact that it asserts the existence of sets that cannot be explicitly defined.

Objection 6: If on day 3, c′ = s2, as the text asserts, then by NI, the same is true on day 2.

I am sure that you are aware that in Mr. Wiesenfeld's comments at the board meeting, he used no such derogatory adjectives, and was careful to assert his objection only to the positions that he believed you to have espoused, steering clear of personal attacks and character assassination.

In referring to the recent federal court decision concerning contraception coverage in health insurance plans, a June 26 letter writer asserts that federal law does not broadly exempt "employers and insurers who invoke a religious objection to contraception".

As for the common objection that the doctors who run clinical trials are "more concerned about their data than about you," Dr. Michele Donato of the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, asserts: "My primary obligation is to the patient.