Wherever there is scarcity now human rights are asserted; and the assertion of rights is reactive to a sense of scarcity deemed to be needless.
"America is the maker of terrorism," another asserted, "and it is now tasting its own medicine".
It was a matter for their editors, they asserted, and they would not interfere.
"But these enormous foyers are impersonal," he asserted, "and the space is useless.
Members of the opposition had organized the violence, the documentary asserted, and the police soon took up the same theme.
Analogy is avoided, and then the most unsettling analogy of all is grandly asserted, and without apology.
"We never asserted and never claimed that we judged the quality of care at a hospital — only the cost".
But he deems the gulag both smaller than usually asserted and survivable, partly because detainees' families are incarcerated with them.
Now faith seems to be more clearly asserted, and those who are mixed race make up an ever-bigger demographic.
A man killed in the strike was well known locally, Mr. Muslimi also asserted, and could easily have been arrested by Yemeni forces.
It's time for the basic solidarity of Ukrainians and Russians to be asserted, and the very terms of the conflict rejected.
