"In the context of a death penalty case, I'd be very, very leery of a judge seeking to put restrictions on what a defendant can assert, in terms of his mental state and what he perceives as being a defense," Mr. Galligan said.
The airport's submission asserts that, in terms of safety, "expanding Gatwick would be preferable to expanding locations closer to densely populated areas".
It asserted in ringing terms that 'adults should be free to make lifestyle decisions without the intervention of the state.'".
He was also among the first to assert an artistic identity in terms of the "low" pursuit of macho sports.
Since filterHD is a probabilistic framework, one can assert this assumption quantitatively in terms of likelihoods.
In addition to the lack of technical capacity, informants asserted that resource constraints, both in terms of manpower and of fiscal resources, limited linking of research to policies: "The most important thing is [that] research findings are not used.
Third, mainstream financial thinking is in exactly the same place, in terms of asserting that capital requirements for big banks should be much higher.
That is the question: How are white liberals such as the Armitages different from racist oppressors who assert their power over blacks in terms of their presumptions of black people's inferiority?
In poetics, metaphor is often distinguished from simile in that it asserts properties of one entity in terms of another entity without the use of "like" or "as" ("My boss is a dragon" vs. "My boss is like a dragon").
The word 'always' is important here because externalists need not, and indeed should not, assert that justification, understood externalistically in terms of reliability, is never recognizable on reflection.
