Not needing to assert intentions or advertise his presence - the phrase might apply to Lynton himself.
The centre is Pasmore himself, not needing to assert intentions or advertise his presence, the same lyrical spirit as always".
But we are told that the commissioner asserted his intention to enforce the order, and that the statute forbids the state court to afford interlocutory relief.
Yet even as he referred to the danger of "world conquest" he paradoxically asserted his intention of withdrawing American troops from the struggle.
That may sound convenient, but it also means that thousands of old works would be essentially copyrighted even though their creators, if they're even alive, have asserted no intention of seeking that status.
She publicly asserted her intention to quit in the past and even turned to hypnosis, with the help from co-star Lisa Kudrow.
And certainly, the president has pushed through some major reforms benefitting gay couples such as extending hospital visitation rights for same-sex partners and he has asserted his intention to repeal Don't Ask, Don't Tell.
And please, let's not use the Blurred Lines, I-know-you-want-it excuse that she obviously would like to stay and have sex with him but can't because of the cultural mores of the time: a person can be conflicted about their feelings, but ultimately assert their intentions clearly, as she does -- and those intentions need to be respected.
Speaking about their licensing plan, they wrote: "The reality that trademarks like these could be used to theoretically give companies (including ours) the power to police and control online video is a valid concern, and though we can assert our intentions are pure, there's no way to prove them".
Though you correctly assert our intention to raise our "children steeped in both religions," I fear that this intention comes across as ill thought out, the idealizing of two young liberals with a buffet-style concept of religion.
