Subsequent interaction has been very positive!—Stephanie I have begun to "Grow into my own," and have made strides in asserting myself.
(And no, I don't want to be a pediatrician. I'm interested in oncology). Lelen Another student in the action stage wrote: I have begun to "Grow into my own," and have made strides in asserting myself.
All three of these women have made incredible strides in asserting their work in the kitchen as art form instead of just a domestic task.
Ms. Esman said the school had made a mistake in asserting that Mr. Dorhauer aims to make money from the site.
"Given where Indonesia was a year ago, this government has made tremendous progress in asserting civilian control over the military," said Adam Schwarz, the author of "A Nation in Waiting: Indonesia's Search for Stability," (Westview Press, 1994).
Mr. Gingrich, repeating a charge he first made in early December, asserted that the Palestinian people were "technically an invention in the late 1970s".
As part of WorldCom's bankruptcy filing, made in July 2002, it asserted that AT&T owed it $220 million for activities like carrying voice traffic on its network.
Following the meeting, seven House Democrats wrote a letter to Panetta urging him to retract an earlier statement he'd made, in which he assert that it is not the CIA's "policy or practice" to mislead the Congress.
And Mr. McCain's appeal to independents was proved once again in New Hampshire, where unaffiliated voters are permitted to vote in either primary, a point his aides were making Tuesday night in asserting that he, alone in the field, could put some of the pieces of the coalition together.
The supplemental survey made in the study area asserts that 95% of the respondents observed a vegetation cover improvement in their locality over the last 25 years.
