The company might assert it acts out of concern for its customers.
Some might assert that this gives credence to their "government works poorly" ideology.
Of course, an immaterialist might assert that mental entities exist and also that there are no physical-mental laws.
As a graphic rendering of might asserting its rights over weakness, it delivers its message with impact.
The first thing that, say, Michelle Alexander might assert is that not all social sins can be measured by counting.
Supporters of the current political settlement might assert that these different policy directions provide evidence of a country able to follow its own path within the union.
Perhaps it will take rising crime rates: Tebbit might assert they're an inevitable consequence of not throwing the grandsons of 1950s criminals into jail.
3315, 3326, 82 L.Ed.2d 556 (1984), and the legislators' personal interest in the ability to exercise their constitutionally ensured power to vote on laws is certainly distinct from the interest that an individual citizen challenging the Act might assert.
So it really is a concept that imposes a moral test, a qualification, on the ruler, rather than accepting simply the claims that he might assert on the basis of either heredity or the acquisition of power.
2d, at 500, and n. 4 (noting that the contractor might assert a variety of defenses to the subcontractor's suit for breach of contract without evaluating their soundness).
While critics might say that Google is manipulating its results to hinder competitors, Google might assert that it is tweaking its model to provide the best results to consumers.
