Investments at other brokerages, both before and after, will be used to support defense assertions of experience and sophistication.
This double-sided argument, though, seemed to conflict with the Clinton campaign's assertions about Mr. Obama's lack of experience.
Our results concur with those of Price, for women with a history of miscarriage, and provide additional support for her assertion that the experience of parenting after a perinatal loss is a very individual and personal experience, and difficulties with maternal-infant bonding or other parenting tasks should not be assumed to be strongly influenced by perinatal loss history.
Michael linked it to: strict finitism; issues in the phenomenology of experience; and the connections between truth and assertion.
But it seems to me an assertion of what is constant in human experience, the petty losses and sorrows of the personal life pitched against the enormous horror of the camps.
Analysis of religious experience, interpretations placed upon it, and the beliefs to which it gives rise may result in the denial that there is any such reality to be encountered or that the assertion of it is justified by the experience in question.
It is often thought to incorporate an emotional assertion of the self and of individual experience along with a sense of the infinite, transcendental and sublime.
(A key assertion of psychodynamic therapists is that psychotic experiences have meaning that is typically metaphorical: This view parallels understandings emerging from the hearing voices movement, which focuses on the way experiences like voices convey meaningful, though often metaphorical messages).
That arrogant assertion of ideology and preconceived ideas over practical experience has precisely led to the quagmire we find ourselves in today in Iraq and the Middle East.
In this way we experience, in our turn, the assertion of memory.
