Regarding the article "It's not exactly fun and games for India" (Oct . 4: To assert that the 2010 Commonwealth Games have evolved into a national embarrassment for India would be an understatement.
The administration's critics assert that the last decade has shown that Mr. Hussein can be contained through a combination of United Nations sanctions, carefully designed inspections and, if Iraq refused to admit the monitors, targeted air strikes.
It would have been hard, Looking at the battered features of George Curtis or listening to John Sillett's Hampshire version of a cockney rasp, to assert that the 1987 FA Cup final was won on the playing fields of Eton.
Mr. Doctoroff's title enables him to assert that the 2012 bid committee will build nearly $1 billion in Olympic sites, while government and private developers will construct $5 billion in subways, stadiums and housing.
By 1956, Mr. Justice Frankfurter, writing for the Court, could assert that the 1893 statute, enacted shortly after Counselman and adopting the transactional immunity standard, had 'become part of our constitutional fabric.' Ullmann v. United States, 350 U.S. 422, 438, 76 S.Ct.
But in "A Singular Woman: The Untold Story of Barack Obama's Mother," author Janny Scott quotes from correspondence from the president's mother to assert that the 1995 dispute concerned a Cigna disability insurance policy and that her actual health insurer had apparently reimbursed most of her medical expenses without argument.
But it is simply not credible to assert that the 2015 complaint will be the only matter to be dealt with by the new CRD initiative.
Mr. Ryan asserts that the 1998 bipartisan Medicare Commission proposed premium support as a solution to Medicare's financing challenges.
Ms. Hoffinger also asserted that the 1991 document giving Ms. Bautista the right to sell the painting — known as a certificate of authority — was still valid.
Contrary to liberal mythology, the Reagan administration never asserted that the 1981 tax cut would come anywhere close to paying for itself.
