Taylor's novels are crowded with women similarly deformed by the sheer force of will required to assert themselves.
But this confusion fails to give us the conviction we require to assert ourselves, to really think about what it is the Thatcherite world failed to deliver, thus leaving a space which Islam can occupy.
In cases involving isolated non-navigable waters located within a single state, the guidance said, formal approval from the agency's headquarters would now be required to assert federal jurisdiction.
Evidence from larger and well-designed RCTs is still required to assert upon these findings.
This would allow the removal of further degradable material, reducing any overestimation of biodegradation occurring in phase 2. Further testing is required to assert whether this is a viable solution and to determine how long phase 1 must be extended, e.g. perhaps until the degradation curve falls below 100%.
Our misapprehensions especially matter because you're often required to assert your right before you can use it; you're unlikely to assert something you don't know you have.
Once again, three BLAST similarities for each chromosome were required to assert synteny between stickleback and homeologous regions in salmon.
In addition, this complex cytokine network at the maternal fetal interface is required to assert immune privilege to prevent immune rejection of the fetus (Challis et al., 2009).
However, more studies are required to assert the efficiency of any microRNA signature on rare subtypes of PTC, like diffuse sclerosing variants.
Furthermore, it is unclear what level of proof should be required to assert that a variant will have the expected clinical effect.
This in turn suggests that there is a rule, or norm, governing the practice of making assertions that requires us to assert only something we know.
