Sentence examples for practice asserting from inspiring English sources
Offline, kids need practice asserting their feelings directly so they won't need to pull out a phone to hash out a conflict.
They are stricter in observance of the Sabbath than any of the other sects, but they do not, like them, offer animal sacrifices; they do not believe in this practice, asserting they have purer lustrations of their own.
In Mauritania for instance, where it is estimated that 70% of women have suffered FGM, a fatwa pronounced in January 2010 and signed by 34 Islamic scholars called for banning the practice, asserting that it is by no means a religious requirement.
Before John Paul Stevens' 2010 retirement, the then-Supreme Court justice criticized the practice, asserting that it is "very, very harmful to the community at large".
But abolition as a political practice asserts that there is_ _an alternative — that punishment, confinement, and captivity are simply conventions with which many have grown complacent.
The Justice Department said the tobacco companies had used deceptive marketing practices, asserting that nicotine was not addictive, and had marketed their products to children.
But she was critical of Microsoft's business practices, asserting that Mr. Gates gave an intentionally false statement during a 1996 speech in which he assured other software companies and customers that Microsoft would continue to provide its latest products for conversion to Unix programs.
Richard Kerry took an equally dim view of Reagan's "fatal error of seeing U.S. security as dependent on illusions of propagating democracy," and of Carter's "practice of asserting a 'linkage' that injected human rights into strategic issues".
When the speakers make a practice of asserting the proposition under these conditions, they become the proposition's truth conditions.
Coherence theorists can argue that the truth conditions of a proposition are the conditions under which speakers make a practice of asserting it.
Coherentists can then maintain that speakers can only make a practice of asserting a proposition under conditions the speakers are able to recognise as justifying the proposition.
