Sentence examples for warrant for assertion from inspiring English sources

When respect is this formalized all through the political system, when speech becomes sacerdotal and impervious to interrogation, it becomes a warrant for assertion rather than argument.

There was, however, no express warrant for Marshall's assertion of the power of judicial review in the actual text of the Constitution of the United States; its success rested ultimately on the Supreme Court's own ruling, plus the absence of effective political challenge to it.

For assertion expresses the belief that one knows.

Mr. Sneddon, who was widely criticized for the lighthearted way he conducted his press briefing announcing the arrest warrant for Mr. Jackson a month ago, grew emphatic in denying assertions from defense lawyers and others that he had repeatedly delayed filing formal charges because his case was weak.

An arrest warrant for Coke was issued.

The search warrant for City Hall was sealed.

"There is no arrest warrant for Jennifer Capriati.

"We have a warrant for your computer.

Again, the aim of this reporting is not one of proof; but rather as Erickson (1986) states to, "persuade the audience that an adequate evidentiary warrant exists for the assertions made, (and) that patterns of generalization within the data set are indeed as the researcher claims they are," (p. 149).

For assertion-reason questions, it is more complicated.

Where are the arrest warrants for that?