The minister has just asserted it's incorrect to say that lower income Australians are negatively effected.
This surprising parry seemed to leave the president at a loss for words, as if Mr. Romney had just asserted that nuclear warheads weren't actually weapons.
"We have not yet seen anything from the Yankees that supports their contention; they've just asserted that," Bob Lenaghan, a union lawyer, said.
Mr. Green had just asserted that Mr. Ferrer had switched his position so that he now said he opposed restrictions on late-term abortion and supported a moratorium on the death penalty.
The last line of the paper summarizes the sweep of its ambition, as West and his co-authors assert that they have just solved "the single most pervasive theme underlying all biological diversity," showing how the most vital facts about animals — heart rate, size, caloric needs — are interrelated in unexpected ways.
(The research, which appeared in Science, has been cited more than 1,500 times). The last line of the paper summarizes the sweep of its ambition, as West and his co-authors assert that they have just solved "the single most pervasive theme underlying all biological diversity," showing how the most vital facts about animals — heart rate, size, caloric needs — are interrelated in unexpected ways.
I had just traversed Europe, asserting my independence and learning to live on my own, but I was at the mercy of nurses and family to care for me.
It's possible that we would pay a large price in terms of reduced innovation and productivity growth from going this route, but that is a point that has to be demonstrated, not just asserted.
A correspondent informs me that Wolfgang Schaeuble, the German finance minister, has just given a speech asserting that excessive public debt caused the 2008 crisis.
