Now that the court has agreed to consider whether it should assert jurisdiction, the Bush Administration wants to deny the court a role by cherry-picking the clients off the Guantanamo tree.
According to the K-norm, if you do not know that p, you should not assert it.
In their ruling, the five-member board decided unanimously that it should not assert the agency's jurisdiction in the case, essentially dodging the complex question at its core -- whether schools exert enough control over scholarship athletes for them to be considered employees.
And it asserts that courts should not play a role in reviewing or restraining such decisions.
Noncommercial research should expeditiously assert its interests and state its needs in the ABS negotiations.
However, a committee consisting of Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman, and Robert R. Livingston was promptly chosen on June 11 to prepare a statement justifying the decision to assert independence, should it be taken.
To function, even as free traders like him assert it should, it needs big government to step in and clean up the various messes it makes.
We should reject it, and assert and extend our right – held in common with Scott McIntyre — to speak our minds as citizens on public matters, regardless of what our boss thinks.
At the same time, it should be asserted that the discrete setup is well posed.
To give leakers pause, he says, the government should assert its power but not overdo it.
