The B.S.O., for instance, asserts that there was "nothing to arrest Cruz over" in any of the calls that the office received about him.
Members of a public deliberation on consent and withdrawal, for instance, asserted the need to balance individual autonomy with the public good of research and recognised the complexity of achieving that balance individually and as a society (Secko et al. [2009]).
One resident, for instance, asserted that state investigators threatened her with potential incarceration before having her sign a statement agents had written on her behalf.
For instance, asserts that there is a collective entity 'Population of Thai Elephants' that is constituted by 'granular parts' like our elephant 'Clyde' and a number of other individuals similar to 'Clyde'.
Can we, however, give a more illuminating characterization of the relevant intentions than merely saying that, for instance, to assert P one must intentionally put forth P as an assertion?
Benatar argues, for example, that autonomy rights cannot permit risking severe harm to children; those who risk transmitting HIV, for instance, cannot assert a right to reproduce.
For instance, one asserts, "This train is faster than a reasonably priced car," invoking a regular feature of "Top Gear" known as "Star in a Reasonably Priced Car".
In the campaign, for instance, Mr. Bush asserted that Mr. Clinton's defense policies had caused military morale to plummet and weapons systems to fall into disrepair.
In a discussion of revelation in the poetry of Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell, for instance, Longenbach asserts that "the apparently reticent Bishop has been used as a club to beat the apparently revelatory Lowell, much as Lowell was once used as a club to beat the apparently impersonal T. S. Eliot".
For instance, Logan asserts that the poetry Walcott has written since receiving the Nobel Prize in 1992 — particularly his most recent volume, "The Prodigal" (2004) — is "haunted by the dissolutions of mortality" and reads like a "roll call of the dead"; then Logan cites, as an example, Walcott's "elegy for Joseph Brodsky" and quotes the first stanza of "The Forests of Europe".
