Sentence examples for this view asserts from inspiring English sources

This view asserts that bureaucrats are far less able to make an asset work for them than private managers, and that resources are used more productively in the private sector.

If modal discourse is interpreted in this way it becomes natural to regard a statement ascribing a modal property to an individual as asserting the identity of that individual across worlds: "John might have been a millionaire", on this view, asserts that there is a possible world in which an individual identical with John is a millionaire.

Put simply, this view asserts that the Bible is a transparent document, one that prescribes specific behavioral guidelines.

Critics of this view assert that the Oldowan industry represents only opportunistic stonework.

Second, proponents of this view assert that existing antitrust law is inadequate for the competitive threats stemming from large collections of data.

In this view, asserting that Trump imperils our liberties demonstrates a lack of appreciation for the genius that is the American experiment.

However, Kevin Taft, writing four years before entering politics, challenged this view, asserting that Getty was running "the tightest government in Canada".

However, it is clear from the above discussion that his view of discoverers' induction does not resemble the view asserting that hypotheses can be and are typically arrived at by mere guesswork.

But take a stroll through Times Square today, and a different point of view asserts itself.

One current view asserts that recurrent RNA strand segments with characteristic backbone configurations qualify as independent motifs.

The modern view asserts that situation-specific factors can be diversified away.