The two are indeed different--but it is precisely the latter that I assert to be true: The ordinary meaning of "uses a firearm" does not include using it as an article of commerce.
We also know there's a category of things we don't know.... Now, what happens is that if you go back and take a piece of intelligence when you have it, and then I assert to you, "This is a fact".
Despite this perceived pessimism, I assert to you today, that because of the rapid advances in genomics, imaging, and tumor cell biology, Pharma's priorities are now more closely aligned with those of academia than ever before.
"I asserted myself to be present and got rewarded for it," said Ryerson.
While describing that memorable experience, I asserted that I "had nothing to hold on to".
"Cleanliness is next to godliness," I asserted as a volunteer who was joined by my family and community members of The Shri Trimurti Bhavan, a local Hindu temple, in April of 2011 on Earth Day.
"I am firmly asserting to you," Mr. Mugabe told a rally in April, "that there will never come a day when the M.D.C. will rule this country -- never, ever".
"Is he really now asserting to the Australian people that his superannuation changes make $50bn over the next decade?
They do, however, illocutionarily entail it: anyone committed to 'I assert that p' assertorically is thereby committed to p assertorically.
However, the people within the respective section need to be (and I assert they prefer to be) led.
Suppose I assert, "If the GDP continues to decline, unemployment will rise", but the GDP does not continue to decline, instead holding steady.
