Cornucopian, label given to individuals who assert that the environmental problems faced by society either do not exist or can be solved by technology or the free market.
The maid is not under age, has not been abused and was not locked in their home, he said, nor was she watched with security cameras, as a statement given to the courts asserted, he said.
Labour suggests that councils should be given powers to assert that a change from a bank to payday lender represents a change of planning use and can therefore be blocked by the council.
The wine, he asserted, should be given to the laity along with the bread, as in the Hussite practice.
At the same time he provides very basic clues to the meaning of things by sorting some 200 pieces from the permanent collection into functional categories: objects designed to give protection, to assert authority, to project a sense of personal style and so on.
Extensive results are given in order to assert the numerical conditioning of the technique used to identify the impact forces, the optimal location of the transducers used in the identification procedure, and the sensitivity of the identification method to noise contamination.
In our best moments, we Americans aspire to be the City upon a Hill -- not the imperious, narcissistic City upon a Hill claiming God-given rights to assert global hegemony, but rather the humble, ever-evolving City upon a Hill, spreading hope with our democratic experiment.
I think they're all prepared to give Ince time to assert himself.
Paulo Ferreira – 6 Anxious in possession, a couple of mistakes gave Villa encouragement to assert themselves.
Such purchases could ease Asian companies' entrance into the U.S. market by giving them IP to assert in a legal challenge.
