As to the colonies' dependence on England, "We may as well assert that because a child has thrived upon milk, that it is never to have meat".
This leads to a rather strange outcome where we might as well assert that all observed biological order emerged in one step, including the complete evolutionary history of life.
Yet as well as asserting Palestinians' right to statehood, the Europeans should say what they cannot have: an unfettered right of return for refugees to modern-day Israel.
As ruler of the eastern Frankish kingdom, Louis faced the challenge of maintaining the unity of a very diverse kingdom as well as asserting his place in the wider Carolingian world and protecting the frontiers from invaders.
In the lead-up to the election the Liberals, Labor and the Greens have all focused heavily on the issue of privatising state assets, as well as asserting their environmental credentials.
Trump touted his building acumen and told Ramos: "I've got a bigger heart than you do," as well as asserting that gang violence in cities like Baltimore and Ferguson was due to illegal immigrants.
In creating a strong visual link between his big blue boxes of the Guthrie and the industrial landscape that surrounds it, for example, Nouvel is making an aesthetic statement as well as asserting a cultural vision that, like the mass productions of an assembly-line age, is for and of the masses.
As well as asserting America's might as a space-faring superpower, it would let researchers monitor the effects of very-long-term weightlessness on astronauts essential knowledge for the trip to Mars that, five years later, Mr Reagan's successor, George Bush, promised within three decades.In this section A black hole in the sky Bursting into life Take up thy bed and walk A Leonid meteor storm?
This is a way of sussing out, as well as asserting the balance of power: "She'll start teasing, but she's got control.
Because ambiverts can listen as well as assert themselves, they're ideal sales people, coworkers, business owners and leaders.
