For both the fact that The Liar's instance of (ES-prop) is required to explain its (The Liar's) pathology, and the fact that we need The Liar's instance of (ES-prop) to assert (11), give us good reason to suppose that even the paradoxical instances of (ES-prop) are true.
In a number of instances, companies have attempted to assert these by-laws to block the unsupported nomination of directors by a hedge fund.
The vote was another instance of the Senate declining to assert authority over Trump administration decision-making on trade-related issues.
Using the owl:sameAs property, it is possible to assert that an instance of the ot:Feature class is the same as another resource, defined in some other ontology.
As imperfect as any individual examples -- especially those of three heterosexual women on an elite campus -- are to assert grand conclusions, these instances help illuminate transformations and continuities in how Americans experience, think, and talk about sex and violence on campuses across the United States, where an estimated 20-25% of college women experience sexual assault.
Phrasing the question as is it possible allows the SOA Assessment to assert "criteria met" in instances where a properly constructed WOE evaluation employing the 2002 WHO/IPCS framework would clearly indicate the totality of the evidence does not support a causal relationship.
For instance, when a United Nations body, the Internet Telecommunications Union, tried to assert more control over Internet governance, Cerf was immediately dispatched to Washington D.C. to preempt the power grab.
Now to assert that it was generated and yet is eternal is to assert the impossible; for we cannot reasonably attribute to anything any characteristics but those which observation detects in many or all instances.
Benatar argues, for example, that autonomy rights cannot permit risking severe harm to children; those who risk transmitting HIV, for instance, cannot assert a right to reproduce.
