The New York Times and the Associated Press both used this "baseline" and asserted it to be in keeping with several other estimates.
In other words, when the validity of a statute is questioned, the burden of proof, so to speak, is upon those who assert it to be unconstitutional.
Not only did the Court rely almost exclusively on information gained in personal negotiations of the officers to buy liquor from defendants to show probable cause, but the dissenting members asserted it to be the only circumstance which could have subjected the accused to any reasonable suspicion.
For the truth is, of course, the exact opposite of what Dr. Adenauer asserted it to be when he said that only "a relatively small percentage" of Germans had been Nazis, and that "a great majority were happy to help their Jewish fellow-citizens when they could".
While numerous sources state the exploding cigar plot as fact, at least one source asserts it to be simply a myth, and another, mere supermarket tabloid fodder.
American zoologist Edmund Heller had asserted it to be a cross between A. b. nakura, a subspecies he described, and A. b. lelwel.
To support an assertion, we cite a fa for the term we are asserting and then show that the thing we are asserting it of is relevantly similar to the fa.
The BMJ published an editorial in the issue in which this study was published asserting, "It may be time to confront the conclusion that homeopathy and placebo differ.....
Shakespeare seems to be asserting it is, but with modern eyes wary of his treatment of Shylock, we wonder.
Nor was it being given a general retainer, as Mr Rupert Murdoch asserted it was, "to find out what the hell was going on".
However, Gillis, who appointed him captain two seasons prior, asserted it was a topic to be addressed in the off-season.
