The mayor of Krumovgrad, Sebihan Mehmed, is distrustful of such assertions.
Yet there isn't sufficient substance to sustain interest in a self-dramatising monologue full of such assertions as: "How comforting to be so miserable.
But for his victims, who are wary of such assertions about Mr. McVeigh's finer nature, there was still no apology from him.
He is incredulous that some think elephants can't lie down or don't have joints: "Herein methinks men much forget themselves, not well considering the absurdity of such assertions".
The winter blues, it seems, are simply not in their psychological phrase book and although initially sceptical of such assertions, after three days here I am inclined to believe them.
The study's authors at the Project for Excellence in Journalism, in Washington, said that journalists' statements about a candidate's character -- that Mr. Bush was inexperienced, for example, or that Mr. Gore was prone to stretch the truth -- were usually accompanied with supporting evidence but that denials of such assertions were given short shrift.
While these findings are supportive of such assertions in the literature, this paper provides further robust empirical evidence from a cross-section of UK companies in a longitudinal research design.
After all, if a mathematical theory M is conservative, then a nominalistic assertion A about the physical world (i.e. an assertion which does not refer to mathematical objects) follows from a body N of such assertions and M only if follows from N alone.
When those actions are challenged in court, an engaged judge will not assume the truth of such assertions--he or she will require that officials prove their truth.
Of course such assertions are descriptive of past episodes, and do not necessarily represent future activity.
