The lawmakers' letter asserts that "it was clearly never, as administration officials once insisted, the result of a popular protest".
The Catechism asserts that "it is legitimate to insist on respect for one's own right to life".
Cameron asserts that "it should not be the case that technically literate children can just flick the filters off at the click of a mouse without anyone knowing".
Five Guys asserts that it cooks its burger ($3.59 to $6.19) to a juicy well done.
The challenge here is one of assertion - what is a "correct" chemical structure and who asserts that it has a specific representation?
The lawsuit asserts that it is illegal for American Express to require merchants to accept its credit cards as a condition of accepting its charge cards.
John Calvert of Fact asserts that it is "a far more meditative album" for deviating from its predecessor's "tight, brisk pop songs", "nuanced [guitar] interplay", and "light dynamics".
But it has never directly acknowledged possessing chemical weapons, either, and asserts that it would not use them -- "if they exist" -- against its own people.
JPMorgan Chase & Company asserts that it is not.
Shutterfly, a private company, asserts that it is fiscally strong.
The tribunal's website asserts that it is independent of government.
