Sentence examples for permitted to assert from inspiring English sources

And the influence over individual decisions that Kramer would give them is a last word they have never had and could never be permitted to assert without taking the law out of constitutional law.

At [the motion to dismiss] stage in the litigation before the parties have submitted briefing regarding either choice-of-law or class certification plaintiff is permitted to assert claims under the laws of different states in the alternative").; In re Sony Grand Wega KDF-E A10/A20 Series Rear Projection HDTV Television Litig., 758 F. Supp.

Intuitively, the former would correspond to a rule of conversation that permitted us to assert A or B (for any B) given the assertion that A. Thus if we are told that Nicholas is in Paris, we can infer that Nicholas is either in Paris or in Toulouse.

Keeping it would permit officials to assert that they had been faithful to the original architectural concept.

It permits individuals to assert themselves as political beings even although the system doesn't represent them".

The president for his part is not passive; he has a political position of his own that permits him to assert his conception of the national interest.

The change permits Republicans to assert, as Mr. Thomas did today, that drug benefits would be "an entitlement, available in every corner of the United States".

Of course, the generalized enquiry permits litigants to assert, and the courts to consider, the equitable and reliance interests of parties absent but similarly situated.

4th 1118, 842 P. 2d 48 (1992) (permitting reinsurers to assert setoff claims in suits filed by the Commissioner in the Mission insolvency), although at the time the District Court ruled this question was still hotly contested.

She claims that she was so entitled to an allotment of the land in question, and that it had been improperly alloted to defendant (appellant), and that the act permits her to assert her claim in the circuit court, as against the appellant, and to have it adjudged between them.

Those permitted to exercise this option, however, may not assert any punitive damages claim or any claim for increased risk of cancer.