Literary tastes, too, have veered away from assertions of absolute truth.
We want an agreement with Ontario that results in the province stepping away from assertions of jurisdiction on our territory.
It's counterintuitive, but when deeply-settled rights are most in danger, it's not the time to euphemize, or retreat, from assertions of sexual liberty and self-governance.
The gaming industry confronted several issues in 2012, among them the transition from physical to digital platforms and the controversy stemming from assertions of a connection between gun violence and gaming.
Much research in the positive program is motivated by the assumption often drawn from assertions of philosophers outside x-phi that "what the folk say" is pivotally important to philosophical debates.
I take the phrase "uncommon ground" from Daniel Coleman, which he uses to "back away from coercive assertions of common ground" and "read away from the self" ("Reading Beyond the Book").
Russia previously distanced itself from the assertions of other countries, including Britain, that a bomb was almost certainly responsible for bringing down the Airbus A321 plane.
Mr. Montebourg said Mr. Dumas, who was forced to step down as president of the Constitutional Court, the highest legal body in France, when the allegations were raised against him, had nonetheless benefited from public assertions of support by numerous members of the government and the French establishment.
We note that Theorem 1.3 together with Lemma 2.4 below shows that a bound for K p, q, r) with p ≥ 1, q > 0, r > 0 satisfying (p(q + r) q)/p ≥ 1 can be obtained by a bound of K(p(1 + (r - 1)/q), q + r - 1, 1) and as (1.8) implies that K(p(1 + (r - 1)/q), q + r - 1, 1) ≤ (p(q + r) - q)/p, it is easy to see that the assertion of Theorem 1.1 follows from the assertions of Theorem 1.3 and Lemma 2.4.
However, there are more serious scientific objections to fluoride, and many are far removed from the assertions of David Icke disciples.
