Thus the assertion of item (iii) has been proved.
Fans mark his passing every year with the international Towel Day, when they carry towels in honour of the Hitchhiker's Guide's assertion that the item is "about the most massively useful thing an interstellar hitchhiker can have".
Suppose the assertion of the item is false.
Even the Texas curriculum's most disputed item — its assertion that the Founders envisioned America as a divinely inspired Christian nation — is not as radical as it sounds.
The F.T.C.'s policy statement on advertising substantiation states, "The Commission intends to continue vigorous enforcement of this existing legal requirement that advertisers substantiate express and implied claims, however conveyed, that make objective assertions about the item or service advertised".
The Rasch model [ 10] is an unidimensional model that, in educational settings makes the assertion: that the easier an item (question) is the more likely it will be passed, and that the more able a person, the more likely he or she will be to pass an item.
The item's most sensational assertion, attributed to "sources," was that "interrogators, in an attempt to rattle suspects, flushed a Koran down a toilet".
A Semantic Web page begins by listing (as URLs) the locations of the ontologies to be used, then goes on to use those ontologies to make assertions about data sets, human beings, items for sale, etc.
We prove item (i), the proof of assertion (ii) being analogous.
Finally, several of the news items in 1928 cite physicians' assertions that DF patients from the previous year never became re-infected.
He said the film-maker's assertions were based on court documents and news items from reliable media sources.
