Here Dante adds his own further particularization of this Aristotelian doctrine [De Anima 3.5, 430a10 15], asserting that no single household, community, or city can bring it to realization.
In fact, I am on record as asserting that no single diet is best -- and that an optimal diet can be low fat or high, include or exclude meat, be lower or higher in protein, and so on.
Microsoft is asserting that, no, you can have one single operating system on every machine, always familiar.
OD asserts that no single logical contradiction can be obligatory, whereas NC asserts that there can never be two things that are each separately obligatory, where the one obligatory thing is the negation of the other.
Some interpretivist scholars would assert that no single reality exists and that all reality is filtered through the perception of human cognition (Ulin et al. 2005).
"The Council further asserts that single sex public facilities are places of increased vulnerability and present the potential for crimes against individuals utilizing those facilities which may include, but not limited to, voyeurism, exhibitionism, molestation, and assault and battery".
The applications include a community engagement report, which asserts that while "no single clear vision" has emerged "a number of shared aspirations" have, and that the four villages and a high street "descriptor" has "captured people's imagination".
While the particular answers to such higher-order questions can be deeply subjective, Judaism at least provides a framework for considering them by asserting that every single life is imbued with unique purpose.
In the past year, wineries and consumers have filed lawsuits in six states asserting that to single out wine for special controls is discriminatory, a restraint of trade and a violation of the interstate commerce clause, which grants Congress the exclusive authority to regulate commerce among states.
Cameron has been admirably unafraid of pissing people off: he closes playgrounds; he asserts that cuts will hurt "every single person"; he backs a proposal by local councils in Greater Manchester to set a minimum price for alcohol.
The letter says that one in 10 jobs in the United States depends on the auto industry, asserting that "there is no single segment of America's economy that is more critical to the financial well-being of millions of Americans".
