It seems to me that this response fails, since it is simply asserting the very point at issue: that the counterfactual account implies that Franz killed.
So much easier to cling to them, refuse to consider they might be due for an update, or at least hold an open mind as younger generations assert the rightness of their point of view.
On the other hand, by the condition (i), and the fact that K is a compact convex subset of Y, we can apply Lemma 1.5, in this case that I = { 1 }, to assert the existence of a fixed point u ∗ ∈ D ( u ∗ ), we have Q ( u ∗ ) ∩ D ( u ∗ ) = ∅.
One of the campaigners, Paul Bartlett asserts that The Point "is iconic".
In a single point of error, plaintiffs assert the trial court erred in granting the motion for summary judgment.
They further assert "these point or perimeter solutions applied to host computers, networks, or applications often work with little knowledge of each other's functions and capabilities".
But — to re-assert the column's point — even those gradualist proposals would inevitably have a disruptive effect on the existing system, because they would reduce the tax subsidy that pays for employer-provided coverage and expand the individual market in ways that would encourage more employers to stop offering insurance and encourage more employees to stop accepting it.
When one moves to the complex numbers, the same condition can be met in two dimensions, and Kelly's theorem asserts that the points must lie in a 2-dimensional space.
The Renaissance, and with it civic humanism, appears as a decisive turning point, asserting the positive values of modernity.
Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points, asserting the principle of self-determination, was one of many signs that the age of multiethnic empires, such as the Ottoman and the Austro-Hungarian, was giving way to an age of ethnic nation-states.
