unasserted

And were we, for some reason, to decide to become fictionalists about witches ” so that we carry on calling people “witches” in some kind of unasserted manner ” this also would not constitute a “witch discourse.”

Moral Anti-Realism Joyce, Richard 2007

There is no such thing as an unasserted assumption occurring as a premise of a deduction step, and

Him 2009

Talk of unbelieved beliefs (unjudged judgments, unstated statements, unasserted assertions) is either absurd or simply amounts to talk of unbelieved

The Correspondence Theory of Truth David, Marian 2009

In such cases, unasserted or cancelled claims may provide "probative evidence" that an embodiment is not within the scope of an asserted claim.

CAFC: Unasserted/Cancelled Claims are "Probative Evidence" of Embodiments Covered Peter Zura 2008

In such cases, unasserted or cancelled claims may provide "probative evidence" that an embodiment is not within the scope of an asserted claim.

Archive 2008-05-01 Peter Zura 2008

Instead, courts must recognize that disclosed embodiments may be within the scope of other allowed but unasserted claims.

CAFC: Unasserted/Cancelled Claims are "Probative Evidence" of Embodiments Covered Peter Zura 2008

Instead, courts must recognize that disclosed embodiments may be within the scope of other allowed but unasserted claims.

Archive 2008-05-01 Peter Zura 2008

In (1) it occurs by itself as an assertion; in (2) it occurs unasserted as part of a larger sentence.

Russell's Moral Philosophy Pigden, Charles 2007

Suppose Russell added one or more epicycles to his theory to explain how ˜X is good™ manages to be meaningful in unasserted contexts.

Russell's Moral Philosophy Pigden, Charles 2007

˜X is good ˜are used by themselves to make an assertion, not the numerous cases in which such sentences occur, unasserted, as components of larger sentences.

Russell's Moral Philosophy Pigden, Charles 2007