And, if true, it would further dent Mrs. Clinton's crucial assertion: that she was a mere technical adviser, not an insider in the deal.
Confession Linking Qaeda To Hussein Is Called Forced The Bush administration based a crucial prewar assertion about ties between Iraq and Al Qaeda on detailed statements made by a prisoner while in Egyptian custody who later said he had fabricated them to escape harsh treatment, according to current and former government officials.
"The single most important thing we must do, therefore, is review the basic core curriculum and collectively validate that crucial assertion," he added.
Education experts have accused the Turnbull government of using "incredibly flimsy evidence" to support its claim that more schools funding does not deliver better student results and have demanded the release of data to properly test the crucial assertion.
The assertion raises a crucial question about whether the firm violated securities rules prohibiting double-dealing.
Beyond the specifics of the controversy, however, the entire exchange - beginning with Clinton's attack on Edwards and ending with her contretemps with Obama - sheds light on a crucial issue, namely that despite her assertion in the debate that "the differences between us are small" they may, in fact, be quite large.
An increasing body of evidence supports the assertion that deficient proteasome activity has a crucial role in the impairment of cardiac function.
Nevertheless, our findings support previous assertions that alcohol interventions may be a crucial component of future violence prevention programs [ 19, 51, 52].
In addition, Butler's (2009) study with college students supported the assertion that explicit and reflective NOS instruction plays a crucial role in the learning and teaching of biological evolution.
His unequivocal assertion that he was "not involved" in these discussions played a crucial role in winning his confirmation.
