For Picard, it seems clear, the deal is important in two ways: As he asserts elsewhere in the lawsuit, Picard says Wilpon and Katz used Madoff and his money as their own bank, a source of loans that they would not have to disclose to the many banks from which they were, year in and year out, borrowing vast amounts of money.
He assumes here what he asserts elsewhere, that the nature of God is known to us only by his own revelation in the sacred text.
Seeking to point blame elsewhere, Mr. Bush asserted in a speech here on Tuesday: "For too long we have had no energy policy.
But elsewhere Makana asserted his own take on the tradition, adopting a sharper angle of attack (and more reverb, perhaps too much).
The Obama administration has expanded the use of targeted killing operations in Pakistan, Yemen and elsewhere, asserting that they are justified when there is no possibility of capture.
All of the participants acknowledged the role of family planning in HIV prevention, yet most simultaneously asserted that their professional focus lay elsewhere and that taking action to increase access to contraception for PMTCT was not within their current purview.
But Mr. Thompson said a survey he conducted shows that insurance prices have risen more in New York than elsewhere in the country, and he asserted that insurers were taking advantage of the city.
Virtually nothing is asserted someplace that is not called into question or undermined elsewhere.
However, Pakistan's army chief General Ashfaq Kayani asserted his forces were too bogged down fighting the Pakistani Taliban elsewhere in places like South Waziristan, Orakzai Agency and various districts across the NWFP.
Elsewhere he asserts: "I suspect that a feeling for stories, for narrative, is a universal human disposition, going with our powers of language, consciousness of self, and autobiographical memory".
