Chun asserted that, even though "Japan's preference" was to keep Korea divided, Tokyo lacked the leverage to stop reunification in the event the DPRK collapses.
In a tweet Nicholas Bequelin from Human Rights Watch asserted that "even though Bo rejects the accusations against him, he is still playing ball in what is, in essence, a scripted piece of political theatre".
Monsanto began investigating Bowman's planting activities in 2006 and asserted that even though he was not saving seed from the progeny of the first-generation seeds he bought, his use of commodity grain and the progeny was a patent violation.
"Most of us think that we can change our lives if we just summon the willpower and try even harder this time around," said Alan Deutschman, the former executive director of Unboundary, a firm that counsels corporations on how to navigate change, and the author of "Change or Die," a book that asserts that even though most people have the ability to change, they rarely do.
A slippery slope argument asserts that even though a given practice may not itself be objectionable, if we allow it we will inevitably end up endorsing and allowing some other practice, which is objectionable.
However, the remaining LV participant rejected the visual feedback option asserting that even though she could differentiate among various colors, she did not want any visual feedback since it is very difficult to distinguish among colors or intensities on a mobile device screen.
As my colleague James Rufus Koren reported last year, the San Francisco-based bank has succeeded in getting several judges to toss fraud lawsuits over the bogus accounts by asserting that, even though the accounts are fake, they stem from legitimate accounts the victims opened, in which they agreed to submit any future disputes with the bank to an arbitrator.
It deepens our understanding of why characters act the ways they do, and, by proxy, forces us to notice the creative choices on the part of the artist(s) -- eliciting empathy (if not always sympathy) from audiences, humanizing us all the while by asserting that, even though we can never fully understand another person's life, we are better for trying.
Similarly, Geduld observes that "the monolith ... has a very simple explanation in Clarke's novel," though she later asserts that even the novel doesn't fully explain the ending.
The charter itself is insufficient evidence to confidently assert that Warelwast served William I, even though most such grants were made as a reward for royal service.
Even that could prove difficult, though, and Democrats assert that Republicans will resort to a government shutdown to get their way.
