As director of the Sherlock Holmes Museum, I must assert that the credit for changing the face of Upper Baker Street belongs to the museum.
What is clear, however, is that female leaders' risk-taking is more often "invisible," frequently because of a subconscious aversion to assert themselves for credit and a lack of self-promotion.
Yet he clearly deserves credit for asserting his authority in two clean water cases where the Army Corps of Engineers was on the verge of causing environmental damage.
Leading environmental and development groups said Zambia deserved credit for asserting its sovereignty against pressure from US aid agencies and biotechnology companies to accept GM maize.
In fairness, the winner had raced freely behind a steady early pace and looked green when asked to close by Ryan Moore, so must be given credit for asserting by a length and a half as her stamina kicked in.
Almost as early, and probably more important, was the typographer's addition of the colophon, in which the printer-publisher recorded the place and date of publication, asserted his claim to credit for his role in the production of the work, advertised the merits of the enterprise, and, on occasion, attempted to protect his property from the depredations of rival printer-publishers.
The Democratic Party leader, Terry McAuliffe, after asserting that the Democrats deserved credit for campaign reform, has authorized his lawyers to take a jackhammer to it.
Yes, Germany deserves credit for respecting and asserting Western values as others fade, but it's essential that these values are backed up by power.
But the National Republican Congressional Committee also claimed credit for the win, asserting that it had created a program called "Honeybadger" to help build a model of which voters were key to winning, and also to increase the number of Republicans turning in absentee ballots.
So are we now heading definitely for the door?It would be "premature" to assert that the credit cycle has definitely peaked, says John Lonski, chief economist at Moody's, though he says he is surprised that corporate credit ratings aren't going up, and share prices too.
The association said the suit would assert that for more than 10 years ABC cut the amount it paid to license the producers' programs by telling producers they would receive Federal investment tax credits.
