Accordingly, DF may assert an RFRA claim on Monaghan's behalf.
"Propositions may assert an identity of time, space, manner, quantity, degree, or any other circumstance in which things may agree or differ" (Jevons 1874: 36).
Recently the Department of Education brought a section of federal law to light that would allow federal loans to be eliminated if, "the borrower may assert as a defense against repayment, an act or omission of the school attended by the student that would give rise to a cause of action against the school under applicable State law".
In fact, they pointed out, the department's federal-loan agreements with students go as far as to spell this out, if in fine print: "In some cases, you may assert, as a defense against collection of your loan, that the school did something wrong or failed to do something that it should have done".
But it follows from (1) that we may assert \(A \rightarrow U ≈ V\), and so also, using the Extensionality of Functions, \(A \rightarrow KU = KV\).
Though some may assert that Sprewell had a professional obligation to report the injury, Gist said his client did nothing wrong by keeping it to himself.
Republicans who simultaneously believe that birth control isn't essential health care and abortion should be illegal may assert that they trust a woman to "control" her libido.
For example, an anatomy ontology may contain a statement that asserts that every human has an appendix as part, while a phenotypic description of a human may assert that this human has no appendix as part.
In a recent blog post on the Web site of the Republican Leadership Council, a centrist group of which she is co-chairwoman, Mrs. Whitman wrote, "While other attendees may assert their personal interest in a third party, I am a Republican and will remain one".
