In fact, Australia's test case was a response to a letter that Genetic Technologies wrote in 2008 to the eight public laboratories using Myriad's diagnostic test, informing them it would be asserting its patent rights and insisting on performing all future tests itself.
In that scenario, Trump would be asserting that someone in the Department of Justice had grounds for such suspicion, sufficient to convince a judge.
Mr. Bush would be asserting the same power to take on a shadowy network of adversaries with no geographic boundaries, in a conflict with no foreseeable end.
The author's argument would be asserted in its most extreme form, accompanied by insistent claims that Everything You Know About This Subject Is Wrong and that This Book Will Change The Way You Look at the Special Relationship.
What Newsweek apologized for was the statement that a claim of Koran abuse would be asserted in a forthcoming report from a particular military organization, the U.S. Southern Command.
Rather, ultimate theories about the nature of reality would emerge and the entities within these theories would be asserted to exist as a result of the convergent discoveries of the community of practitioners of the scientific method as they approached the asymptotic limit of the process of scientific inquiry.
With comparable drollery, I was informed, gently, that the SNP would not be asserting UDI today.
It even infiltrated my GCSE assignments: I insisted on writing up a piece of coursework on the Trojan War as a sports report, and when my English teacher asked us to write an essay entitled "What I hope to be doing 10 years from now", I confidently asserted that I would be joining England's tour of the West Indies as a cricket correspondent and the newly wed wife of the captain.
"The decision was this: I needed to completely destroy my world view relating to philanthropy, as well as my relationship with him, and the fact that for 55 years I have been asserting that I would not go into politics," he said.
I'd been bamboozled, they asserted.
