Hence, we may safely assert agreement.
All three companies have refused to leave town, asserting that agreements they made with state regulators allow them to operate anywhere in the state.
Others assert, in agreement with the military doctors of World War I, that every soldier simply has a breaking point, and that multiple deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan have contributed to the numbers who return to a second, psychological war at home.
We assert that agreement is not something that is present or absent, but something which must be quantified.
Republican officials attacked that agreement, asserting that the Clinton administration had decided to go soft on the Laborers because President Clinton was friendly with Mr. Coia.
Trumka said that in 2008 the AFL-CIO and Guatemalan labor unions filed a complaint under the Central America Free Trade Agreement, asserting the Guatemalan government had allowed repression of union activity as well as intimidation and violence, including the assassination of two union officers.
The case will now move to Federal District Court in San Francisco, where lawyers for the commission, along with state officials from Oregon and Washington, will file papers asserting that the agreement violates the Clayton Antitrust Act and will seek a preliminary injunction to prevent the deal from closing.
The American envoy to the Middle East, George Mitchell, has said as much, asserting that a final agreement must — and can — be reached within two years.
But Yale officials insisted that they did not give much more than they had planned, asserting that the final agreement was hardly more generous than what they were offering on the eve of the strike.
Mr. Gore used the debate to reiterate support for partnerships with industry to reduce the consumption of fossil fuels, while Mr. Bush falsely described the Kyoto agreement by asserting that it forced the United States to go it alone on making environmental changes.
