Consider President George W. Bush and his hundreds of signing statements, asserting his power to disobey any statute passed by Congress when it conflicted with his ideology.
When President Bush signed the appropriations bills into law, he appended "signing statements" asserting that the Commander-in-Chief had the right to collect intelligence in any way he deemed necessary.
Many of them shared the view that the prison should be closed, but had criticized the Bush administration for frequently issuing signing statements asserting a right to bypass laws.
While the statements asserted in this lawsuit are salacious, CMEA is confident that the true facts supported by evidence – not others' self-interested mudslinging – will determine the outcome of this case.
The Johnson statement clarifies the UK position after ministers were forced to retract some statements asserting unequivocally that there had been no breaches of international humanitarian law by the Saudis in Yemen.
Now, in a new twist, taxpayers seeking these opinions are asked to sign statements asserting detailed economic motives that are, to put it politely, hard to believe.
So they considered statements asserting the existence of rights, duties, and other legal relations to be incapable of being true or false (Olivecrona 1971, 246, 255, 261).
Brittin had previously gone on record in November 2012 with statements asserting that no one in the London office was doing any kind of ad selling.
Helen is a woman and unfaithful and beautiful.[4] According to the second approach (see Cherniss 1977a; Allen 1965), self-predication statements assert identity between the Form and its essence.
The result was triggered by Church himself in 1934, when he used the Richard paradox to prove a kind of incompleteness theorem (with respect to statements asserting the totality of number theoretic functions).
