A few waverers might have been won over if Peace had been able to demonstrate that Bailey is paid in line with peers; merely asserting the fact, when the proxy votes are already cast, looks arrogant.
Biosurfactant produced showed good surface activity and emulsifying ability asserting the fact that it was feasible to produce surfactin from CCAJ, a renewable and low-cost carbon source.
She was a large figure of threat, and the United States government are asserting the fact that they are still interested".
Even when accusations against the University are rooted in outright distortions and misinformation, our response must assert the facts and encourage reasoned debate rather than descend to words and actions that might weaken the fabric of a community in which debate-even rambunctious debate-is essential to what we are.
State leaders should more forcefully assert the facts about California's astonishing progress on crime and public safety, and move more aggressively to guard it.
The story asserted the facts, e.g., Jane did not take the new drug and she did not win the race, it implied a counterfactual (taking the newer drug would have led to winning the race) as well as counterexamples including potential disablers (e.g., taking the newer drug but still experiencing pain) and alternatives (e.g., not injuring herself).
Similarly, failure to assert a fact could be used for impeachment if it would have been natural, under the circumstances, to assert the fact.
"They are also trying to assert the fact that this is the next generation of Islamic State recruits," he told The Independent.
Then he asserted the fact of Obama's natural-born citizenship with a single, peeved sentence, as if suddenly annoyed by the maelstrom he had created.
Despite Miss Dekker's decision to hoist the New Zealand flag and assert the fact that she is a citizen of that country, the controversy surrounding teenage solo circumnavigators seems destined to continue in Holland and its foreign dominions.
