At that point, the government's papers assert somewhat mysteriously, "third parties wrongfully obtained possession of the 5.03-carat diamond ring, and wrongfully transferred possession of the ring to others".
Finally, I admit that Susan Pearce does assert, somewhat harshly, that "no one is interested in other people's souvenirs".
Brian Eno, never much of a jazz fan, is more drawn to Davis's scant soundtrack work, but soon digresses to exotic ethnic collages and his own ambient Bloom software in which (Williams asserts somewhat feebly) "the ripples spreading from Kind of Blue can be heard at their faintest".
Despite some criticism, he asserted, somewhat hyperbolically, that India's policies with regard to intellectual property are "at international level," even if there are "some differences (with the U.S,) on the implementation aspects".
For example, on their view, the plenitude principle for abstract individuals asserts (again, somewhat roughly) that every possible description of an object characterizes an abstract object that encodes — and, thus, in an important sense, has — the properties expressed in the description.
GlaxoSmithKline and Bayer assert that Levitra acts somewhat more quickly than Viagra.
The Lakers as always are led by Kobe Bryant, who nearly won the league scoring title, but Andrew Bynum has somewhat asserted himself as the key player to the team's chances.
The principle of univocalness asserts (in a somewhat anachronistic formulation) that any one theory, even any one among a set of empirically equivalent theories, should provide a univocal representation of nature by determining for itself an isomorphic set of models.
The body of evidence regarding the efficacy of lifestyle interventions within the SMI population is somewhat mixed, but multiple authors assert that there is cause for optimism.
But even Ms. Conde said she was somewhat weary of people who assert that the operation was positive because so many of the Pedro Pan children are now leading productive, successful lives.
The somewhat paradoxical consequence is that one can assert a statement of the form "[aRb] exists" without thereby manifesting any ontological commitment to the complex [aRb] (cf. EPB, 121).
