Sentence examples for rules for asserting from inspiring English sources

It is not, as so often seems the case today, a set of ideological rules for asserting why we cannot face the challenges of stagnation, job loss and widening inequality.

Church's formalism originally introduced in Church 1932, 1933 as a set of postulates for the foundation of formal logic includes conversion (i.e., computational) rules, which allow the replacement of terms with intensionally equivalent ones, and rules for asserting certain terms as "true".

PAGE A12 National COURT BLOCKS DETAINEE'S SUIT ON MATERIAL WITNESS LAW The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a man detained after the Sept. 11 attacks may not sue John D. Ashcroft, the former attorney general, for asserted misuse of the federal material witness law.

Applying the rules, we assert that for the parameter settings in 802.11 EDCA standard, high-priority traffic can achieve a stable throughput far higher than the saturation throughput, which contradicts the existing augments.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court unanimously ruled Tuesday that a man detained after the Sept. 11 attacks may not sue John D. Ashcroft, the former attorney general, for asserted misuse of the federal material witness law.

The Democratic lawmakers joined labor unions in opposing the rule changes, asserting that they would reduce take-home pay and free time for many workers.

"Over the past few months, lobbyists for the gas industry have pushed to carve large exemptions out of the rule with arguments about the cost of the rules and asserted difficulty of complying," she said.

Break small rules to assert your badness.

If Religionists ever produced a high fluttering ethical rule, Humanists may assert the rule as their own because, for Humanists, no God ever gave humanity a moral decree.

This is what Rule (2) asserts.

ICE used a strange procedural rule to assert that it simply did not have to listen.