Despite some criticism, he asserted, somewhat hyperbolically, that India's policies with regard to intellectual property are "at international level," even if there are "some differences (with the U.S,) on the implementation aspects".
Even if the strikes are somewhat limited, the official asserted, they would discourage the Assad government from again using chemical weapons and that, in any case, the condition of Syrian forces would weaken over time.
At that point, the government's papers assert somewhat mysteriously, "third parties wrongfully obtained possession of the 5.03-carat diamond ring, and wrongfully transferred possession of the ring to others".
Brian Eno, never much of a jazz fan, is more drawn to Davis's scant soundtrack work, but soon digresses to exotic ethnic collages and his own ambient Bloom software in which (Williams asserts somewhat feebly) "the ripples spreading from Kind of Blue can be heard at their faintest".
Finally, I admit that Susan Pearce does assert, somewhat harshly, that "no one is interested in other people's souvenirs".
Whether that denial was "very convincingly" asserted or not -- a somewhat subjective (and predictable) take from Fox News -- the fact remains that, historically, most terrorist groups are eager to take the onus for terrorist attacks for which they are responsible.
But the effect of that statement was somewhat undercut when France's foreign minister, Laurent Fabius, asserted during a news conference that such reports were unconfirmed.
Meanwhile, Michelle Hernandez, a consultant and former admissions officer at Dartmouth College, sidestepped the topic somewhat, diverting attention to recruited athletes, who, she asserted, have a significantly greater advantage in admissions than do legacies – and far less deservedly.
Conversely, in line with our findings regarding the inability of traditional education methods to considerably promote safety behavior, Taghdisi et al. [ 27] asserted that although conventional training can somewhat increase awareness levels, such instruction does not always lead to a change in behavior.
In another example - this time somewhat analogous to gene sharing - it is asserted that file-sharing on the internet has the hallmark of a public good (the files are spread by a copying mechanism and once a file is freely available on the internet, it is very difficult to completely prevent people from accessing that file and making copies available for further sharing) [ 57].
