"Technology is becoming the most important tool in science, in teaching, and in policy-making," asserts Bollenbacher, who is attempting to create an electronic network between UNC's Chapel Hill campus and North Carolina's minority universities.
To save God's absolute free will and at the same time to avoid the prospect of mutability in God's decision-making, Kilvington asserts that by his absolute power God can make himself not to will A, while A is what God, by his ordained power, wills in that particular instant, and this happens in eternity.
Every so often – against all its better instincts – the film industry turns out a movie that essentially eulogises the act of film-making, and asserting its primacy in the collective imagination and fantasy.
One of the Telegraph's correspondents hailed the film as "a magnificent triumph for British cinema" and "a brilliantly-acted, soaring piece of film-making," and asserted that "anyone who doubts the Special Relationship is alive and well in the hearts of the American people should see this film in a US theatre and listen to the rapturous applause it receives".
I.B.M. makes the microprocessors that power its larger computers, including mainframes, and I.B.M. asserts that its chip-making expertise gives it an edge over its rivals.
One key issue before the justices is whether profit-making corporations may assert religious beliefs under the 1993 religious freedom law or the First Amendment provision guaranteeing Americans the right to believe and worship as they choose.
Because the bureaucratic politics approach has most often been applied to studies of crisis decision making, critics have also asserted that its value for explaining ordinary policy making, particularly over time, is limited.
The German government does not consider the Church of Scientology to be a religious or worldview community and asserts that Scientology is a profit-making enterprise, rather than a religion.
Yet a growing debate about the evidence-practice divide in medicine over the last decade asserts the limited value of research for complex practitioner decision-making [ 3- 6].
We call it Mutually Assured Survival, and we are encouraged that Secretary Hagel asserts his intention to address the long term in his short-term Pentagon decision-making.
asserts Lawrence Aggleton.
