The court recognized the 'well-established governmental interest in restricting political activities by federal employees which (had been) asserted long before enactment of the Hatch Act,' 346 F.Supp., at 579, as well as the fact that the 'appropriateness of this governmental objective was recognized by the Supreme Court of the United States when it endorsed the objectives of the Hatch Act.
Those rights might have been asserted by intervention in the proceedings before the Commission.
These survey findings were supported by focus group discussions involving community leaders and youth, where it was asserted that, for example, "Before the onset of AIDS, one could have five sexual partners, or even have sex on a chain basis, but these days you realize that there is a lot of self-constraint.
In the eighties, before copyright laws were asserted, you could chop up those James Brown recordings inside a sampler and make a hip-hop record.
Therefore, it will be necessary to conduct additional work on other clades, traits and rate heterogeneity models (including new approaches for automatic identification of rate shifts without a priori tree partitioning) before it can be asserted whether the results of this study are general.
However, before causation can be asserted, all of Hill's criteria need to be satisfied, including the yet to be established dose response relationship between fear of movement and sick leave due to spinal pain, demonstrated prevention or amelioration by appropriate experimental regimen, and the establishment of coherency and adequate specificity.
To say that existence can be asserted through disappearance is to put the cart before the horse.
Homogeneous membrane casting and removal of undissolved particles was asserted by 1 h centrifugation at 5,000 rpm before solution casting.
The following questions are frequently before a court when unjust enrichment is asserted.
Washington was different, it is asserted.
