Obviously, this case has been a contentious one among the major constituents, in which the parties have chosen, as is their right, to assert vigorously their own economic and strategic interests.
He continues, "the bassoon and basses... assert vigorously who is the Captain of the Pinafore... in the improbable key of A flat minor.... Buttercup makes a last despairing attempt to make herself heard in D flat minor, but the others have never known that such an outlandish key existed.
The devices of Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit musical "Hamilton," about Alexander Hamilton, now seem to have asserted themselves vigorously in our artistic reflections on early American history.
Lampe has been at the forefront in these efforts, testifying before Congress and asserting more vigorously in recent weeks that the rollover crashes which led to the deaths may have more to do with the Ford Explorer, on which the tires were mounted, than with the tires themselves.
1203, 1 L.Ed.2d 1311, where the specific grounds sustained by the Court were vigorously asserted at the hearing.
He also vigorously asserted that the substance of the statement imputed to him was false.
Cohen has been accused of nothing improper, and has asserted publicly and vigorously that he has no cause to worry about ever being charged with wrongdoing.
She neither recused herself from the case to avoid the appearance of impropriety nor asserted herself more vigorously as Comey seized command.
We will defend against the claims asserted in them vigorously and the trades at issue did not violate any rule regulation or statute".
Clinton has always vigorously asserted that no decision she made as Secretary of State was influenced by donations made to her family's foundation, and her critics never provided any direct evidence to contradict her.
