The Trump administration's recommendation Thursday that fuel economy standards for cars and light trucks be frozen after the 2020 model year has sparked the expected outrage from environmental groups and complicit silence from the industry, but it has also generated close scrutiny of a couple of its core assertions--effects to the economy and to safety.
"It looks vaguely Christian but if you get down into the core assertions it's pseudoscience, homophobia wrapped up with a Christian bow," he said.
In particular, it tends to accept one of the core assertions of contemporary jihadism, namely that it reaches back to the origins of Islam.
Because the Conservative mayor has just contradicted in print one of the core assertions of his party leader.
But the core assertions in Ms. Hoang's complaint relate not to the publication of age, per se, but rather to the way in which IMDb supposedly got its information.
That level of irritation and outrage has intensified over time, precisely because many of the core assertions on which the Trump campaign is built continue to be false.
This is precisely one of the core assertions of our framework: such features of research environments as culture or identity are in effect resources upon which centre members can draw in advancing the work.
Euro-exotica is generally poured in a confectionery mold, light and tart, but its core is an assertion of the narrator's cultural power.
However, at its core, Darwin's assertion was a metaphor, rather than a literal suggestion that radicles were brains.
The change of heart is potentially damaging to the S.E.C. because a core assertion of its case is that Mr. Tourre had not told ACA and another investor that the mortgage security in the center of the case was constructed in large part by Paulson & Company.
At one level Jonah's is a knockabout tale of strange events, but at its core it is a story of universal assertions and values, surprising in its inclusivity and judgements.
