But just as Sir Nick is entitled to warn that nuclear deterrents are there to deter (clue in name, etc), not to be fired, so Corbyn is entitled to assert the important principle of civilian control over the military.
Finally, one asserts the proposition.
Bharara even admits the marginal nature of these cases in the Worth interview, asserting, "The Wall Street stuff is important, but nobody ever died in an insider trading case".
Both Malebranche and Jonathan Edwards have found themselves charged with pantheism on these grounds, and it was for this reason that Leibniz, in attempting to refute the pantheistic monism of Spinoza, felt it most important to assert the autonomous agency of finite beings.
On the most important ones, he asserted, the vice president has the advantage, with "a more understandable prescription drugs plan and a tax plan that's selling because it helps pay down the deficit and puts more resources into the kind of programs that people here want".
Pasley had played an important role in asserting the autonomy of medical research at the Madras hospital.
It is why UNICEF continues to stress how important it is to assert the right to education in countries that are struggling to recover from humanitarian emergencies -- as UNICEF is doing at this moment for some 250,000 school-age children in Kosovo, where we are helping to rebuild hundreds of school buildings while proving everything from desks and blackboards to notebooks and writing tools.
But the S.E.C. case asserts that one important fact was omitted in the disclosures — that Paulson & Company was both betting against the C.D.O. and heavily involved in selecting the underlying securities.
This result asserts an important policy implication.
She asserts that the most important aspect of the park may be its costumed interpreters, who are unusually well trained.
