Sentence examples for subsequent assertion from inspiring English sources
And it may be exercised by forcible seizure of the property or by suit and, if by suit, the suit is purely possessory and must be yielded to; the right of any claimant being postponed to subsequent assertion.
The disagreement is only with his subsequent assertion, that "in no assignable instance hath such a thing existed without intention somewhere" (p.63).
The Israeli ambassador's subsequent assertion that he did not actually use the word "crisis" lacked, to put it mildly, believability.
However, given their aggressive resistance to the notion of suboptimality or nonfunction of biological structures,7 it appears that many modern design proponents disagree with Paley's subsequent assertions that neither imperfections nor ambiguous or even nonexistent functions refute the thesis of design for the origin of complex, (mostly) functional objects or organs.
This telling evidence was overshadowed by subsequent assertions that ABD represented a dose-dependent chemical injury without pathophysiologic relation to the immune-mediated process of CBD.
In a subsequent statement, Spector said that assertion was made without Heard's knowledge or approval and was untrue: "We regret the error and apologize to Johnny Depp".
Geraghty is not convinced either by this or by Pulvertaft's subsequent published assertions that his pre-publication approach to HarperCollins had no connection with Geraghty's arrest after publication.
"However, many of the subsequent assumptions and assertions about the way Team Sky operates have been inaccurate or extended to implications that are simply untrue.
This is a rather difficult empirical assertion to verify, first because a third of those 30 years included a world war and the subsequent reconstruction and recovery seems to have escaped the attention of Professor Phelps.
It was a surprising and controversial assertion, but subsequent research has borne out our conclusions.
A subsequent inquiry found this assertion to be untrue.
