But many economists question that assumption, asserting that if consumers lack money to spend, then businesses will stand pat or even cut back and fire people, whatever the tax rate.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said later in response to a question that people should assert themselves in finding out about their buildings.
This programme may have its flaws, but there's little question that LA Dance Project is asserting itself as a future force in dance.
Attorney Bonauto answered that question by asserting that they "...encompass moral judgments and stereotypes about gay people".
During questions, Miliband had to urge his audience to treat the media with respect when the BBC's Norman Smith asserted in his question that there had been no winter crisis in the NHS, leading to jeers and shouts of "pillock" and "go back to London".
"Fine man though he may be," Mr. McCain said, "the circumstances today require a new leader of the S.E.C. whose background and record will leave no question that he or she will proactively assert the independence and authority of the S.E.C. to protect the integrity of our markets".
By coding the formulas of such a theory with natural numbers (now called Gödel numbers) and by talking about these numbers, Gödel was able to make the metamathematics of S become part of the arithmetic of S and hence expressible in S. The theorem in question asserts that the formula of S that expresses (via a coding) "S is consistent" in S is unprovable in S if S is consistent.
To the Editor: There is no question, as Jane Gross asserts, that for many reasons Medicare fails the elderly, but so too has the medical profession.
Note that (3.29) asserts that is -periodic.
There's no question that homelessness is an expanding "humanitarian crisis," as the L.A. County Board of Supervisors asserted in letters to state lawmakers.
