"What does it mean that the U.N.'s designated person dealing with the Middle East and representative with respect to the quartet is 'persona non grata'?" Mr. Danforth asserted, referring to the four participants -- the United Nations, the European Union, the United States and Russia -- in the Middle East peace plan known as the road map.
"Something that was a dream just six years ago is now achievable," Mr. Kazatchkine asserted, referring to the progress on mother-to-child transmission.
"To me, they're as good as Le Corbusier cube chairs," he asserts, referring to the pricey tubular steel chairs with boxy leather cushions that are a modernist icon.
"We're trailblazers," Phillips asserts, referring not only to the art that the New Museum likes to exhibit, but also to its history for staking out space whose currency is on the rise.
"The deterioration has reached a tipping point," an AHRC report asserts, referring to "the daily blood-bath taking place in Bangladesh".
A number of historians have asserted that Kylfing referred to a member of a "club in the social or Anglo-American sense", a "brotherhood" or a member of a Norse félag.
Mr. Clinton later asserted that his comment referred to Mr. Obama's stance on the war, not his candidacy.
It asserted that the group, referred to in the indictment as the Kilpatrick Enterprise, had for years been financially enriching itself through shakedowns, kickbacks and bid-rigging schemes.
Mr. Bishara asserts that he was referring to resistance against Israeli occupation in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, not against Israel proper, and that he opposes violence and terrorism against civilians.
Asserting that gatekeepers refer service users to studies they consider worthwhile and relevant, CSOs observed that involvement of members of the target population in study design (item 20; 89.77, 89.7%) and promotion (item 216969, 70.4%), and site visits by senior investigators (item 17; 890.80.8%) each enhanced recruitment by building credibility amongst clinicians.
In key opinions issued in 2004 and 2006, Stevens chipped away at the special status asserted for Guantánamo, each time referring the matter of judicial review for the detainees back to Congress.
