That's the claim of Mark Sedwill, NATO's representative in Afghanistan.
That same month, the British hanged Nathan Hale as a spy; a plaque on the Yale Club on Vanderbilt Avenue and East 44th Street in Manhattan claims to mark the spot of his death (although Mr. Tritter said a competing spot on Third Avenue at East 66th Street has a better claim).
The Egyptian church claims Mark as its founder, and, from the 4th century ad, the see of Alexandria has been called cathedra Marci ("the chair of Mark").
The Owenses have claimed that several of Mark's statements in "Deadly Game" were misconstrued.
The first of the themes that we shall consider is epistemological, and it picks up on Hilary Putnam's claim that one mark of pragmatism is the combination of anti-skepticism and fallibilism.
The USPTO will contact the senior registrant to inform that party of the claim against their mark.
But the claim that they mark the remains of mass slaughter has been all but ruled out by a fresh investigation.
So please go to Whittingdale and the sex worker: claims of cover-up are wide of mark.
They rejected completely any claim of black inferiority, which had marked many earlier historical works, and saw the developing Civil Rights Era as a second Reconstruction; some writers stated they hoped their work on the postbellum era would advance the cause of civil rights.
Russian arms sales to the Vietnamese have strengthened Vietnam's hand in a long-running territorial dispute with its neighbour to the north, China, and some of the oil-exploration blocks that Vietnam has awarded to Gazprom lie within the so-called "nine-dashed line" that China draws to mark out its claim of sovereignty over most of the South China Sea.
Ricketts and Wilks (2002) claim that the speed of marking and immediacy of the availability of feedback are the main reasons students accept computer-based assessment even though they find it difficult to read from a computer screen for long periods of time.
