Sentences with phrase «that assertion»

It's a «question of assertion of copyright over cases and codes,» and it's a «fundamental issue» that affects access to the law.

He argues instead that a rational man must employ his own experience as a guide to the credibility of assertions about what he has not experienced.

Proof is required for those making assertions in the positive, not the negative.

So, there is a cost to science and to our personal credibility when scientists make poorly supported assertions in areas outside of their expertise.

Such situations must be handled calmly and with assertion only.

Examples of such assertion letters include those relating to scanners and Wi - Fi products used by thousands of individuals and small businesses.

The business model, however, has led to the trolls (more politely known as «patent assertion entities») becoming more aggressive as investors spur them to extract returns.

I'm sorry, «truth be told», but your repeated assertions regarding atheism are unfounded.

It is now even more clear that wind and solar will not be able to compete in the marketplace for many years if not centuries, contrary to repeated assertions by the environmental left.

Often, however, our language refers to these experiences in categories other than the descriptive and historical and in assertions which are logically odd.

The trolls, also known as «patent assertion entities,» neither make nor sell anything, but threaten to sue unsuspecting businesses with vague and dubious patent claims.

What assertion does your «friend» think I need to make?

As far as I can see, you are simply making unfounded assertions in the hopes somebody will be fooled.

On a practical reading, this certain appears to be what the decision states, despite assertions to the contrary at para 91.

However, making an assumption about his purpose for making such assertions like the one you just did is completely unfounded in reality and based on no real evidence.

I continue with the proven assertion that you are wrong and worse than that too ignorant to learn when corrected.

From start to finish, the article is a train wreck that makes bold assertions without offering any data or even logic to back them up.

I'm not just picking on you, I could have chosen a dozen other assertions from this thread alone that would fit the same pattern.

Oddly, what looks like intelligence to some people looks like an entirely ridiculous assertion of opinion without any evidence, reason, or evident perspective to back it up.

This goes back to my original point that religion can not be verified and are just assertions with no verification... which is what makes them dangerous.

This involves some kind of empirical grounding for religious assertions if the language of faith is to be meaningful.

I stand ready to have the above assertion be proved otherwise by concrete and verifiable evidence.

I'd like to amend my earlier assertion about female superiority.

The previous assertion we've made about the low - calorie, high - protein diet will work optimally during the first six months of a weight loss program.

But simply repeating your false assertions over and over does not transform them into being true at some particular point.

I heard people operating with the casual comfort of a political gathering — where speakers can make confident assertions on hotly debated questions because they know they're among the like - minded.

But every theological assertion raises the question of the basis on which it is made.

Perhaps at the root of strong assertions of male and female differences is the fear of so identifying the two as to make them interchangeable.

I'm not going to make the same assertions about their research as they made about ours, but the wording of a question absolutely matters and will generate different results.

The findings confirm assertions that the American public is avoiding what it considers unnecessary spending, including purchasing a vehicle.

The use or lack of positive assertion also can affect your happiness and satisfaction with your job and administrative career.