Now that the S.E.C. and the Justice Department have officially asserted that investors in such securities are at the mercy of their brokers, perhaps they will press Finra to require release of the information.
In effect, the WTO has officially asserted that antiquated trade rules trump climate imperatives.
In answer to questions about whether Kompass is considered a whistleblower and why the report is described as 'leaked,' the spokesman officially asserts: "The UN does not prejudge the result of the ongoing investigation".
The return of David Wallace, who officially asserted himself as the new owner of Dunder-Mifflin -- now free from the Sabre umbrella -- not only put Andy back in the manager's office, but also signaled a return to the earlier days of "The Office".
The suspicion did not assert itself officially until long after Ricci's death, but, when it did, the outcome was a condemnation of the so-called Chinese rites by Pope Clement XI in 1704 and 1715 and by Pope Benedict XIV in 1742.
We have officially adopted laws asserting autonomy and authority over the union of which we are a part, to which we pledge allegiance to.
One resolution went so far as to urge the federal government to "recede". We have officially adopted laws asserting autonomy and authority over the union of which we are a part, to which we pledge allegiance to.
Officially, Inktomi and Akamai executives assert that they really do not compete with each other and have little in common -- which of course means they compete vigorously and have more in common than either will let on.
In August 2014, the city council officially initiated a process to assert the viability of a new international airport.
He said the campaign to assert state power over officially sanctioned churches has been ordered by the central government and is likely being carried out as a kind of experiment in Zhejiang, where the provincial party chief, Xia Baolong, is a trusted ally of Xi.
