His pitch was founded on an assertion that statistics showing falling levels of offending were misleading, with his manifesto Making London Safer declaring: [A]fter ten years of a Labour government, and eight years of a Labour Mayor, we need to stop kidding ourselves about crime...we all know that we are suffering from an epidemic of unreported crime.
Lewandowski's hypothesis of innocence was founded on the assertion that he acted in response to a reasonably perceived threat, within Trump's "protective bubble".
But the most ill-founded assertion is that Liberal Democrat foreign policy is "anti-American".
These are assertions founded on lies!
In 2004, the Butler Report stated that Bush's assertion was "well founded".
Wild-eyed proclamations are all too common when it comes to global warming, but in this case his assertion seems well founded.Dr Corell heads a team of some 300 scientists who have spent the past four years investigating the matter in a process known as the Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA).
The French loved it (of course) with critic Jacky Goldberg reading "Ranger" as an assertion that "America was founded on the theft and unlawful killing of Indians and the exploitation of Chinese immigrants to build the train".
Pelling maintains that this assertion was a priori and founded on the basis that "the effects [of fever] on the nervous system were analogous to those produced by poisons".
Some historians say the modern Turkish republic, founded in the early 1920s, has long viewed the assertion of ethnic identity, Kurdish or otherwise, as a threat to unity.
Ms. Goodwin disputed Artspace's assertion that all the housing would be affordable, asserting that she hadn't founded her group to help turn the building into "high-end condominiums for rich people," she said.
If you are seeking to protect your authority, why draw attention to evidence that seems to contradict the assertions on which that authority is founded?
