President Truman, however, was no wilting wallflower when it came to asserting presidential power.
For the same reason, a finitary general proposition is not to be understood as an infinite conjunction but "only as a hypothetical judgment that comes to assert something when a numeral is given" (ibid).
Some naturalistic story can, presumably, be told about how creatures like us developed the linguistic dispositions we did, in the telling of which it will emerge how we come to assert things like "the entropy of the Big Bang was very low".
Then, when the time comes to assert their manhood, or whatever, they often have difficulty.
And now she has come to assert herself as kingmaker - with her own substitute, insofar as nubile bedroom girls are concerned, standing right there, in all her youthful glory.
When it comes to asserting America's global prerogatives, Bartlet yields nothing to Bush.
Furthermore, when it comes to asserting authority in a new area, one advantage Isis has over other groups is its superior financial resources, which enable it to engage in outreach to locals.
There is outrage when minorities are being disrespected, disregarded and dismissed when it comes to asserting rights and freedoms.
When it comes to asserting that he wasn't stunned, Paterson is great at appearing stunned, like, from a blow to his head.
In one of the case's final startling chapters, this coming after the case had gone to the jury on Thursday, another man came forward to assert that Sandusky had molested him: it was one of Sandusky's adopted children, Matt, who said he had offered to testify at the trial.
