One of the reverberating refrains in the book is an assertion of celestial order out of Shakespeare: "There's a divinity that shapes our ends".
In one last vindictive assertion of the old order, Pete shuts Joan out of an important meeting – but that door won't stay shut.
It was "a little castle" for the display and preservation of personal wealth, especially textiles, and also "an assertion of life and order" in "a world where Indians, witches and illness lurked".
In order to accomplish this, there needs to be clear visual assertion of the club's safety policy.
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He also laid claim to issues usually associated with the Conservative Party, which is to hold its convention next week: support for rural Britain, an assertion of British values, law and order, and a crackdown on under-age drinking.
It felt like a re-assertion of the natural order: Liverpool top, the rest scrapping for second.
Americans should welcome the re-assertion of the old order in the region while continuing to encourage gradual political and economic reforms instead of operating as democratic missionaries in the region, now that the fantasy of a New Middle East has been buried in Irbil and Gaza.
Noting that the court had never before held that "a person who has made a valid assertion of the privilege may nevertheless be ordered to incriminate himself and sanctioned for disobeying such an order," Justice Stevens said, "Prison inmates -- including sex offenders -- do not forfeit the privilege at the jailhouse gate".
Shankly died 31 years ago, and there are few today who can simultaneously wear Liverpool's bird emblem on their chest and stand by his assertion of soccer's place in the order of life.
