It was those games, she asserts now, that set them on the road to tennis stardom.
Nonetheless, Bush and Blair can assert, for now, that they are building bridges to peace in the Middle East, rather than standing in the way of it.
Janan Tuma, 20, an Israeli Arab law student who said she had many Jewish friends on campus, asserted that now was the time to make those relationships count.
Chinese medicine now asserts that that yarsagumba can cure impotence, increase libido, and resolve joint pains, as well as treat cancer and obesity.
We now assert that is bounded on the set.
Through historical inquiry, theoretical writing, and contemporary projects, Perspecta 42 asserts that now, more than ever, architecture is in search of the real.
But, later, Mr Balls asserts that "now we are seeing the first signs of what the Conservative-led government's decisions are having on the economy".
I assert that now, just as back in the 70's, this overgeneralization about conservatives and progressives (even the names given the 'sides') is a strategy to erase 'respect' and her sister, 'benefit of the doubt' from our social fabric.
To the ire of Sturgeon and her Scottish National Party, May has refused to approve the referendum until after Brexit takes effect in 2019, asserting that "now is not the time" and Brits "should be working together, not pulling apart".
Using this logic, they asserted that women now had the constitutional right to vote and that it was simply a matter of claiming that right.
