We are going to get to our own that will allow us to independently assert our own terms and conditions.
Indeed his goodness and kindness were so evident to his contemporaries that at least three of them independently asserted that he was even greater as a human being than as a musician.
All independently asserted that they would only act on overuse if the percentage exceeded 175%, and considered that if a patient were regularly overusing drugs the percentage figure showing in red would creep up with time.
In interviews with biographer Jon Meacham, Bush, 91, said Cheney, who also served in the elder Bush's Cabinet, acted too independently and asserted too much influence within George W. Bush's administration, especially after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
They may still be asserted independently in appro priate proceedings later.
1095, 1099, in justification and as giving them a right independently of their asserted right derived through the railway company.
Gödel had found the same result already independently: the second incompleteness theorem, asserting that the system of Principia does not prove the formalization of the claim that the system of Principia is consistent (provided it is).
Siddiqi [ 14, 17, 19] argued that these morphologically similar stylets arose independently in tylenchs and aphelenchs, asserting that plant parasitism in these two groups had separate evolutionary origins, with the former evolved from cephalobomorph/oxyuridomorph-like ancestors and the latter from diplogasteromorph-like ancestors.
Supporting people in all areas of life relates to the broad goals of the National Disability Agreement and those of the UN Convention, notably Article 19 asserting the right to live independently and be included in the community.
Like Zermelo, Ramsey construed and accepted the truth of AC as asserting the objective existence of choice functions, given extensionally and so independently of the manner in which they might be described.
