This seems a recipe for omnipresent rebate packages, which then undermine the confidence asserted by the sticker price.
The phrase "separate but equal" was first asserted by the supreme court in 1896, in Plessy v Ferguson.
The voters had more than enough of the corrupt practices and heavy-handed influence asserted by the special interests controlling Montana's political institutions".
"The defenses asserted by the university are unsupportable," wrote Harry A. Orris, the director of the Civil Rights office in Cleveland.
On the other hand, there is none of the spurious historical depth asserted by the retro buildings at Battery Park City and Riverside South.
But on the other hand, it was a claim constantly being asserted by the powerful role music was playing in shaping British youth culture, through reggae, then ska.
This was most recently asserted by the supreme court in 1964, in a unanimous decision in New York Times v Sullivan.
Facebook's brief also assailed the "unprecedented theory" of liability asserted by the investors, and that will be the next battle when the company tries to knock out the plaintiffs' claims.
The administration figure, included in its own filing before the World Trade Organization, was far below the $4.04 billion claim asserted by the 15-nation European Union last week.
In its joint report with the attorney general's office, Winston & Strawn concluded last July that Chevron owed Hawaii at most $3.65 million in unpaid taxes, a fraction of the amount asserted by the accounting professors.
A link between the vaccine and autism was strongly asserted by the families and Dr Wakefield and in view of the large number of cases and the seriousness of the condition, it was right for investigations to be carried out.
