Sentence examples for specifically contends from inspiring English sources

New York law firm Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel filed the brief, which specifically contends that equal treatment for transgender individuals under Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972 would not impinge on religious freedom.

Several other groups and firms are tangentially involved, some with similar suits that do not specifically contend securities fraud.

Brief for Petitioner at 24. Petitioner specifically contended that the D.C. Circuit's ruling would effectively nullify Janus, and would allow the SEC to impose liability for conduct under 10b-5(andand (c) that is not actionable under 10b-5(b).

He specifically contended that Obama has failed to lead the U.S. in the areas of the economy, health care and the National Security Agency.

Prior to his conviction, John Cheek had specifically contended that the Sixteenth Amendment did not authorize a tax on wages and salaries, but only on gain or profit.

The IOM specifically contended the market for ED services was not operating at equilibrium, and suggested the lack of equilibrium created several substantive public health problems.

Specifically, Google contends that Pennsylvania law protects only the sender of communication from wiretapping, not the recipient of that communication.

Specifically, Hood contends that an adequate warning would have explained that removing the guards would lead to blade detachment.

Specifically, Google contends that by agreeing to its Terms of Service and Privacy Policies, all Gmail users have consented to Google reading their emails.

Specifically, Plaintiff contends that Defendant and its affiliates bid on the service marks as keywords to generate a sponsored link for Defendant on Google and other search engines.

Specifically, Unocal contends that its board of directors reasonably and in good faith concluded that Mesa's $54 two-tier tender offer was coercive and inadequate, and that Mesa sought selective treatment for itself.