But more often the governor attacked Mr. Gore's character, asserting that he lacked the constancy or vision to be a strong leader.
"Did he at any time assert that immunity?" he asked.
But the rebels were clamoring for even more weapons, continuing to assert that they lacked the firepower to fight a military armed with tanks, artillery, multiple rocket launchers and aircraft.
He drew contrasts with his opponent on issues from tax cuts to health care, but spoke mostly about Mrs. Clinton, asserting that she lacked the grounding to fill the seat of Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who is retiring.
"She lacked it all," said Mentor Muniz Neto, a writer from São Paulo who described Ms. Rousseff's final ouster as a "death foretold," asserting that she lacked charisma, competence and humility.
Most Senate Republicans challenged Ms. Kagan's nomination until the end, asserting that she lacked sufficient experience and had unfairly stigmatized the military by supporting a bar on recruiters at Harvard Law over the military's policy against allowing gay men and lesbians to serve openly.
The IG asserted that she lacked approval for her email practice, and had she sought it, it would've been disapproved.
(Although it would no doubt also be odd to assert that one lacks evidence that the animal is a pig in such circumstances).
Moreover, the hypothesis would suggest that the authors wish to explain why some expectant mothers and fathers seek care while other don't; asserting that lack of knowledge and awareness may be one factor.
The model asserts that lack of reciprocity (high effort in combination with low reward) occurs frequently in a globalized economy and generates strong negative emotions and psychobiological stress responses with adverse long-term effects on health [ 19].
