Deputy Chief Constable Dave Thompson said the West Midlands force had no reason to believe it held any more Hillsborough-related material, but wanted to be able to "assert this with the highest degree of confidence to the inquest coroner".
And Sunday night, when the Rowdies travel north to play the relaunched Cosmos, the N.A.S.L. will at least be able to assert that the game has some present-day meaning.
In that sense, Caffee might be able to assert that the lead was actually "generated" by the College Overview site, Genna says, but Caffee's letter is "splitting hairs" because "Neutron generated the traffic from its career sites".
The limiting of Mr. Picard's standing to only those claims that Mr. Madoff would be able to assert, and the finding that in pari delicto limits what can be pursued have put the multibillion-dollar claims against JPMorgan and other banks at risk.
Republicans did not concede defeat, and Albany watchers said it could be days before either party is able to assert control of the Senate, because the Democratic caucus will include five members who have not ruled out backing Republican leadership of the chamber.
Pigs are very social, so you need to be able to spend time interacting with the pig, and you need to be able to assert yourself as the leader (much like with dogs) or else you'll end up with a spoiled, pushy and possibly aggressive pig, which could be dangerous for children.
Nothing could better please the American president and his advisors than to be able to assert that, in the wake of his Cairo speech, even Mr. Netanyahu had shifted ground and was open to compromise.
They are looking for any clues about whether Kim Jong-un, the second son of Kim Jong-il's third wife, will be able to assert control over the monolithic dictatorship established by his father and grandfather.
