Sentence examples for those asserting from inspiring English sources

And he provides fodder for those asserting that he's driven more by an agenda than science.

She acknowledged that the trend has been cited, less benignly, by those asserting that America's youth has grown soft.

Even those asserting opposition to the occupation (David Edgar, Howard Brenton), are silent about the elephant in the room – that Habima's settlement audiences are exclusively Jewish.

The two key sentences are those asserting that account should "be taken of the complainant's own public disclosures of information" and "preventing the public from being misled by an action or statement of an individual or organisation".

Arguments are still raging as to the tax-relief system's actual benefit to the British film industry, with Kick-Ass director Matthew Vaughn prominent among those asserting most of the profits simply go back to Hollywood.

Refusing to supplant Illinois law with a federal definition of waiver, we explained that the state court' s declaration "should bind us unless so unfair or unreasonable in its application to those asserting a federal right as to obstruct it".

It is not someone whose beliefs or actions are simply those that conform to some custom, or are simply those that they have always had, or are simply those asserted to be correct by some authority.

Although we speak of law-sentences as true or false, "they do not state truths or falsehoods of the same type as those asserted by the statements of fact to which they apply or are supposed to apply" (1949a, 116-7).

Learning systems should be transparent and claims asserted by robots might have to be met even more skeptically than those asserted by humans".

When patents end up in court as a result of patent owners suing alleged infringers, a large percentage of the time those asserted patents are found to have been improperly granted.

He had resisted those calls, asserting his independence, until the Webster matter gave them irresistible momentum.