The EU is frequently referred to as a Christian expansion project, a union that exists to assert Christian ideals and dominance over the world.
Since the political community is the social unit that can dispose of people's lives, it will be able, where it exists, to assert its superiority over all other social groups within its confines and to rule out violent conflict among its members (CP 37 45).
However, no prospective studies exist to assert the cause and effect of this association.
This view is corroborated by (Frempong & Atubra, 2001) when they assert that evidence exists to suggest that the surge in the telecommunications sector in Africa is attributable to the deregulation of the sector and its attendants investment in the telecommunications sector.
And both politics and writing, in different ways, exist in part to assert human agency in the face of trends that seem inexorable and impersonal — to hold up ideals even when fewer people are living up to them, to try to shape and redirect trends rather than taking them as a given, to mitigate the excesses of revolutions and try to preserve the best of the old even when the new comes rushing in.
Speaking to journalists at a press conference, Cronenberg said: "As a card-carrying existentialist, I can tell you [Hollywood] people are desperate to exist; they're desperate to assert their existence".
Then clearly we may assert \(\forall X[\Phi(X) \rightarrow \exists xX x)]\) so AC1L may be invoked to assert \(\exists F \forall X[\Phi(X) \rightarrow X(FX)]\).
These days, many scientists span a middle ground admitting the possibility of an omnipotent force, but refusing to assert one exists because, well, "we just don't know".
Such an austerity program is the "conditionality" that the E.C.B. had to assert would exist in order to justify the large bailouts they are promising.
Thereby, condition allows to assert that there exists, such that for all (3.9).
In one sadly comical scene, he prepares for his own appearance on the Oscars broadcast by praising Jane Fonda for giving up politics and asserting that entertainers exist to entertain, not to display their opinions.
