Once more, the "primacy of foreign policy" is asserted on flimsy grounds.
Reeves claimed Cameron's error was not a slip of a tongue since it was asserted on a scripted broadcast.
A superior claim was asserted on behalf of Robert's two sons and two daughters by his second wife, Euphemia Ross, whom he married in 1355.
Hence, a decision must be asserted on the TMP.
The authors argue that even in the U.S. market a certain kind of government influenced is asserted on drug prices.
Hume's critical attitude toward metaphysics is subsequently taken up by Kant, although Kant famously asserts on practical grounds some of the very same metaphysical theses that he argues cannot be asserted on theoretical grounds.
One such impact could be asserted on beliefs or decisions related to work participation, for instance, when deciding on readiness to RTW.
Often, the validity of the adiabatic approximation is asserted on the basis of the comparison between the minimum adiabatic energy gap at x = xt (that is, 2 V12 in the present model) and the thermal energy (namely, kB T = 26 meV at room temperature).
We have thus far established that the objections raised by Brassington do not stand to invalidate the originally proposed obligation to participate in research: such an obligation can be asserted on the basis of both the principle of fairness, being the duty to contribute to what sustains us, and the principle of beneficence – the duty of rescue.
"His position is what it has been, which is that we will take no option off the table, but we believe that there is time and space to allow for a diplomatic resolution through the pressure that we are asserting on Tehran through sanctions and other means with our international partners," Carney said.
