VGE is considering inserting an assertion of Christian values into his draft constitution and recently conferred with the pope.
Perhaps tell your boss that you are actually "more productive" at home and cite the London School of Economics to back up what some might consider a rather iffy assertion.
She and Codman argued that decorating should be considered a branch of architecture, "an assertion that each generation seems to discover anew".
Exposure might be considered an act of defiance, an appeal for sympathy, an effort to unsettle bystanders, or an assertion that bald is beautiful.
He also framed the economic debate in terms that the union considered misleading — most notably an assertion that players were being asked to take a pay cut of just 8 percent.
During his appearance at Chicago's City Club, on February 18th, one questioner asked Burris, "Was it wrong of you to solicit funds for Rod Blagojevich at the same time he was considering you for the Senate?" Burris answered, "I was never considered for the Senate," an assertion that was met with murmurs of incredulity.
Ms. Rowling's American publisher, Scholastic, said it considers the assertions to be "completely without merit".
"Apria considers these assertions and amounts to be unsupported legally and factually," it said in a document filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission with an update on the litigation and the investigation into accusations that it overbilled the government from 1995 to 1998.
Just as we may consider your remark, directed toward me, "You're tired," and my remark, "I'm tired," as having said the same thing but in different ways; so too we may consider my assertion of P, followed by a retraction and then followed by a conjecture of P, as two consecutive cases in which I speaker-mean that P but do so in different ways.
