We even gave children basic tests, as a frequent assertion is that electricity helps children perform better in school since they are able to study at night.
A frequent assertion heard in VFX is that women do not pursue their careers because it is too difficult to endure the current working conditions and have a family.
Mr. Livingstone, who was ousted from Mr. Blair's Labor Party after he decided to run as an independent, succeeded despite elaborate government efforts to block his candidacy and frequent assertions from Mr. Blair that Mr. Livingstone would be a "disastrous" choice for London.
Several recent publications have challenged the frequent assertion that CSCs are necessarily a rare phenomenon, by showing that assay conditions can have a significant effect on the engraftment of transplanted malignancies.
"Without you, we all were slaves for the states which want us to bow," Assad was quoted as telling Syrian troops, referring to his frequent assertion that the rebellion against his government is a U.S.-backed conspiracy.
Trump's decision not to telegraph his plans was in keeping with his frequent assertion on the campaign trail about the need to maintain battle plan secrecy — a stance that was intended as a rebuke of former president Barack Obama's 2009 announcement in which he provided a timetable for withdrawal from Afghanistan.
The book uses concepts that Ms. L'Engle said she had plucked from Einstein's theory of relativity and Planck's quantum theory, almost flaunting her frequent assertion that children's literature is literature too difficult for adults to understand.
Donald Trump's frequent assertion that he hires only the best people is once again being challenged, this time by revelations of a domestic violence accusation against his freshly minted campaign CEO.
(CHM2) There was a mismatch between care home managers' expression of responsibilities bounded by duty of care and fear of regulation and NHS staff's frequent assertion that fear of litigation influenced how care homes undertook their work.
On Tuesday, his frequent assertions of a "New Jersey Comeback" came under fresh scrutiny, this time from Standard & Poor's, which downgraded the state's financial outlook to negative from stable.
This is coupled with frequent assertions that Kim is an irrational madman — a "sick puppy," as Trump most recently put it — who can't be deterred in the way that the U.S. military deterred his father and grandfather.
