The former head of the watchdog, Baroness Ruth Deech, warned: "The prospectus is an area that may create difficulties, especially as the relationship between the student and the institution is now accepted as contractual, and it is the assertions in the prospectus that form the initial basis of the contract.
However, support for this assertion is often given in the form of individual examples, and there has not yet been a detailed compilation of harsh habitats that are reported to be less invaded.
Jass, Java with assertions, is a Design by Contract extension for Java allowing to annotate Java programs with specifications in the form of assertions.
Now, says Quine, when a translation suggests that a speaker is making use of another notion of logical consequence between the assertions he makes, Occam's razor (in the form of the Charity Principle) tells us that it is more parsimonious to consider that our translation of what the speaker says is incorrect, rather than the speaker making use of another logic.
To the Editor: Stossel's review offers some thoughtful statistics for consideration but remains incomplete and, at times, misleading in its assertions about the forms of psychotherapy that have evolved from Freud's original concepts.
Every expenditure has weakened America's armed forces, and each assertion of power has awakened resistance in the form of terrorist networks, insurgent groups and "asymmetric" weapons like suicide bombers.
Ontology reasoning finds a relevant application in the so-called ontology-based data access, where a classical extensional database (EDB) is enhanced by an ontology, in the form of logical assertions, that generates new intensional knowledge which contributes to answering queries.
Zuckerman's remark, though it comes in the form of an assertion, is in actuality further conjecture.
In particular there should, when dealing with little children, be a ban on "tag questions": questions put in the form of an assertion, with "isn't it?" or "didn't he?" tagged onto the end of them.
Illumination, such as it is, comes in the form of emphasis and assertion rather than insight or analysis.
