His name was William Beaver, in reference to the downtown intersection upon which Balazs is building William Beaver House, a fifty-two-story condominium "specially designed," its promotional materials assert, "for New York's highest achievers".
We also opposed their attendance, believing it would allow Tehran, usually so deft in exploiting international differences, to falsely assert a new legitimacy for its policies, including brutal repression of its own people.
It is not unusual for a developer or a company to assert that a new device is safer, more efficient or cheaper than an existing one.
Detractors assert that the new law impinges on property rights.
(Stoll does advise, in his words, "replace over repair" if the unit is aging, asserting that new ones will pay for themselves in energy savings).
The trick for Dyke will be to assert his new authority over English football without creating new divisions. .
Sir Peter, for example, asserts that his new symphony "cannot be described literally in terms of any program associated with my Antarctic experience -- it is, rather, an abstract work, using transmuted sound images distantly based on those experiences".
The administration asserts that new operas are terribly expensive.
Dewey asserts that new materials demand new techniques, and the artist is a born experimenter.
Mr. Bush asserts a new doctrine for America, the right of preemptive attack, to keep Saddam Hussein from using his weapons.
She asserted that the new fee was just for show to make the Republican-controlled Town Boaresponsivesponsive as two Republican councilmen sought re-election.
