He asserted that although the elections had been "administered competently," the government had actively thwarted measures to ensure fairness.
In argument, counsel for Osborn had asserted that, although the bank had been created by the laws of the United States, it did not necessarily follow that any cause involving the bank had arisen under those laws.
Amnesty asserted that although the Government had seriously investigated only a handful of the scores or perhaps hundreds of recent disappearances, officials often assert in public that most cases have been resolved.
Harold Wethey asserts that "although Greek by descent and Italian by artistic preparation, the artist became so immersed in the religious environment of Spain that he became the most vital visual representative of Spanish mysticism".
As to this question, the respondent contractors assert that, although the FOIA does not grant this injunctive power in express terms, the power is to be implied from the court's inherent capacity to provide appropriate equitable relief.
Federal prosecutors assert that although the site claimed to be protected under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, or D.M.C.A., the business was in fact a sham that made $175 million off $500 million in copyrighted goods.
She asserts that although the UAW cannot bargain for nonunion members, students who are "not workers" can "still benefit from us being an organization that advocates issues and inspires people to be activists".
Jamie asserts that, although the state of Massachusetts is auditing the couple's personal returns for 2006 (they used to be based in the Bay State), neither California nor the Internal Revenue Service is doing so.
Mr. Vajpayee, who is the party leader and who leads a self-consciously secular coalition government, asserted that although he did not support demolishing the mosque, "construction of the temple at Ayodhya is an expression of national sentiment that is yet to be realized".
The allegations were those of a leading fireman, Charles Hendrickson, who asserted that although his boat held only twelve persons, including seven of the crew, it did not put back to the rescue of the drowning because passengers who were with him objected.
In Shirky's defense, inventor W. Daniel Hillis asserted that, although books "were created to serve a purpose", that "same purpose can often be served by better means".
