Last week WhatsApp asserted the key retransmission process is a design decision — intended to minimize the risk of messages being lost in transit when, for example, someone gets a new phone or swaps out their SIM.
On one hand, his advisers assert that the key to Mr. Ferrer's victory in a crowded field is his success at rallying black and Latino voters, whose numbers are increasing at a faster clip than campaigns can calculate, along with white liberals, who tend to turn out in large numbers.
We assert that the key of this fact lies in multiple scattering.
Other economists assert that the key to job creation is a focus on the people who should be cutting the paychecks, generating fresh incentives for employers to hire.
Dr. Leary's testimony, they asserted, was the key evidence against the lawyer.
But later, Jeter characteristically asserted that the key question, the condition of his repaired ankle, was no longer an issue.
On the other hand, they asserted that the key to "civilizing" Indians was to force them to participate in the California labor market.
It pointed to the stock market as the immediate problem, and asserted that the key to maintaining fiscal responsibility was for Congress to hold down government spending.
In the Citizens United case on campaign financing, members of the majority who asserted that the key to constitutional interpretation lies in the original intent of the Constitution's framers ignored the position of corporate structures when the Constitution was drafted, in order to extend political rights to corporations never contemplated by those who drafted the document.
Conrad asserts that the key is to remove the 'box' mentality that most educational campaigns prescribe, especially when looking at the inclusion of young women.
