The U.S. Surgeon General asserted in 2001 in its call to action to promote sexual health and responsible sexual behavior that "sexual orientation is usually determined by adolescence, if not earlier, and there is no valid scientific evidence that sexual orientation can be changed.
The attorney general asserted in a court filing late last year that a settlement of the class-action lawsuit would still allow him to pursue his case.
In a news conference, the general asserted that 15 of the country's 18 administrative regions had pressed him to tighten the requirement.
In doing so, the Attorney General asserted his own "unfettered authority" to unilaterally disregard and replace two decades of asylum jurisprudence, and turned back the clock to a time when the United States wrongfully denied protection to women fleeing gender-based persecution.
The former attorney general asserted that he had immunity.
The "liberty of conscience", so important to Enlightenment thinkers in general, and asserted against all manner of paternalistic authorities (including Protestant), descends from this Protestant assertion.
Becker (1962), by distinguishing general and specific types of training with firms investing in specific and workers investing in general training, asserted that there could not be inefficiencies in training investment in competitive markets.
Opponents of a carbon tax, and of climate-change legislation in general, often assert that it would put the United States at a competitive disadvantage.
In general, critics assert that the law does little to ease the problem it purports to address: the soaring cost of prescription drugs.
In general, Democrats assert that they have been good stewards of Medicare, noting that its hospital trust fund is projected to be solvent until 2025.
