Sentence examples for whether asserted from inspiring English sources

He rejected the claim to such authority, whether asserted on "the aristocratic principle" or on behalf of "the community".

The minimalist non-cognitivist can then attempt to avoid Geach's charge of equivocation by suggesting that the minimal truth condition is the meaning of normative predications whether asserted or embedded.

This kind of identity politics, presumably indicated by semantic squabbles over whether asserting that "black lives matter" means that other lives do so less, or by the proliferation of ever smaller groups with identity demands, such as transgender people wanting bathroom access, is seen as the poison of progressive politics.

Judge Prost criticized the majority for failing to inquire whether the asserted claims included an "inventive concept" and improperly devising a new approach to evaluate patent eligiblity, i.e. a "manifestly evident" approach.

The Court then focused on deciding whether the asserted claims captured no more than an abstract idea that is, "nothing more than a fundamental truth or disembodied concept without any limitation in the claims tying that idea to a specific application".

"It nevertheless gives agency administrators carte blanche to decide whether an asserted interest is 'substantial' enough to justify a racially disproportionate impact".

The fashionable opposition of mythology to science -- whether boldly asserted, then undermined in a book of popular science or plastered onto an eye-catching poster -- does little to bolster the authority of its authors and in the end undermines the call to critical rigor they proclaim.

There ends up being no real way to reliably know whether what is asserted as a well-known fact is really a much retold fiction.

But it urged the Supreme Court to send the case back to the lower courts for inquiry into whether New Haven's asserted justification was a pretext for intentional race discrimination against the white firefighters.

Buffalo expects that the trial court will, in the near future, schedule a trial on whether CSIRO's asserted patent claims are invalid and is confident that a jury will vindicate its position.

Before we can decide (he continues) whether the church's asserted reason for terminating Perich is a pretext, we must determine whether this is in fact "a central tenet of Lutheranism".