Trump officials assert that "binary choice" would be legal because criminal defendants in the United States are often separated from their children when jailed.
The sympathy won earlier was not inexhaustible, and was further eroded in later years, when it became popular for the royal industry to assert that her choice over Townsend had been selfish rather than selfless, that she had not been willing to forgo privilege and position for him.
In this rant, she seems to assert that her choice to do pornography is an economic one and, the main point, that patriarchy is threatened by female sexuality.
They then are in a position to assert that whatever choices increase the Good, that is, bring about more of it, are the choices that it is morally right to make and to execute.
This made for some mediocre theatre in last week's presidential debate, as candidates queued up to assert that the popular choice should be respected, otherwise the doors of the European parliament may as well be shut, and the EU's democracy acknowledged as a sham.
NOW needs to show, not dogmatically assert, that women's choices are not free.
The less you talk about being on a diet and the more you simply assert that your eating choices are the way you prefer to eat, the less people will be quick to jump up and point out your detours.
With his Senate brethren in the Three Amigos, Joe Lieberman and Lindsey Graham, he took to The Wall Street Journal's op-ed page to assert that "we have no choice" but to go all-in on Afghanistan — rightly or wrongly, presumably — just as we had in Iraq.
It is a false premise to assert that workers have free choice in terms of which work and working conditions to accept.
The claim is only that the onus falls on those who assert that a normal adult's choice is not competent.
