In my original post, I asserted a future coup in Lesotho would be unlikely, drawing largely from public opinion data showing that an overwhelming majority of Lesotho's citizens strongly rejected military rule and instead supported democracy.
Even after the Norman Conquest, when William I asserted a narrower concept of property than any previous English king had done, the common people retained rights over land that others owned.
If I went to a school in 1998, can I assert a borrower defense claim now?
But if the afterlife is, as I assert, an eternal recurrence of this life, then the meek must dine in perpetuity on low carbs and broiled chicken with the skin removed.
In the fourth quarter of 2014, I asserted that a barrel of oil would average $45 during 2015 and 2016.
"Cleanliness is next to godliness," I asserted as a volunteer who was joined by my family and community members of The Shri Trimurti Bhavan, a local Hindu temple, in April of 2011 on Earth Day.
Third, Austin's assertion is made using the apparently performative form, "I assert … "—a form that appears, moreover, to falsify the generalisation that performatives lack truth-values.
Finally, I asserted that we needed a chief executive who knew how to build out a consumer brand while competing with huge CPG companies.
In doing so, I asserted that the Classics were a continuous battleground between the government and the intelligentsia, waged through contradictory evocations and contrasting emphases of source material, literary allusion, and genre.
In my previous article, I asserted that there is both a market-driven and values-driven debate on the role that AI will play for many different human stakeholders.
Note: In my column Oct. 13, 2006, I asserted that prosecutors would have a hard time finding criminal-law violations in the case of Hewlett-Packard board members who ordered the collection of personal telephone dialing information through the use of false pretenses.
