A university is free, just as Chris asserts, not to enter into arrangements with another institution for all kinds of reasons: the curriculums may not fit, the finances may not work, the prestige of the would-be-partner may be insufficient.
To like Acton, then, is to assert not just your culinary discrimination but your sense of moral justice too.
While it is fashionable in some circles to assert, "Not all Muslims are terrorists, but nearly all terrorists are Muslims," the statistics tell a decidedly different story.
You're either a leader or a sheep, he asserts, not that he particularly wanted to be either.
Yet one might assert, not entirely implausibly, that testing to determine low density lipoprotein (LDL) levels in someone suspected of having familial hypercholesterolemia is a genetic test.
"Bloke's birds", as she so charmingly refers to them, are somehow able to communicate with members of the opposite sex, and THAT kind of behaviour, Claudia asserts, is not to be trusted.
The students, he asserted, were bowing not to him but to their teachers, at his suggestion.
But Mr. Wiese asserted his right not to incriminate himself and did not testify.
Two top company officials have already asserted their right not to testify about the matter, according to a recent filing.
However, the Fox Broadcasting Company asserted their right not to air the episode due to the subject matter.
