Sentence examples for only an assertion from inspiring English sources

In the Liberty Alliance framework, no personal information is revealed to the service provider (or the RP); the RP gets only an assertion from the IdP that a particular user has been authenticated using a specific authentication method.

I believe it can be shown that many such restrictions are unjustified, although here that claim can stand only as an assertion and a challenge.

It thus seems to us that any statement as to the relative importance of these various benefits can only be an assertion, not a data-based conclusion.

ROME — When Rome magistrates opened an investigation last week into the Vatican bank over transparency issues, it was not only a bold assertion of state over church, it also pointed to one of the Vatican's greatest continuing challenges: facing modernity.

Opponents insisted the changes are only cosmetic -- an assertion refuted by commission members -- and does not go nearly far enough to address the real problems in the law, which they said unfairly gives developers the upper hand by putting the onus on local zoning boards to approve applications for developments that set aside at least 30percentt of its units as affordable.

Last week, the administration countered that it had never made such an assertion -- only that there were ties, however murky, between Iraq and Al Qaeda.

Nevertheless, Zeno's description of the persons who attempted to ridicule Parmenides is perfectly compatible with their having understood the thesis, "one is" (hen esti), as an assertion that only one thing exists.

So, even if we have indirect arguments to affirm that MDRD study equations overestimate CKD prevalence in global populations, such an assertion can only be checked if a reference method GFR is used.

We will show only the assertion (a).

Such an assertion would not only be obtuse but would expose one to the outrage of any number of aggrieved friends and associates.

They do not require prior approval from a judge, only the assertion that the information demanded is relevant to a national-security investigation.