The new resolution is expected to be a short, straightforward assertion that Iraq has defied calls by the United Nations to give up its weapons of mass destruction and now faces the "serious consequences" threatened in the previous resolution, officials said.
The idea that language is used for many purposes and that straightforward, literal assertion is only one of them was a principal theme of Wittgenstein's later work, and it was forcibly stressed by Austin in his posthumously published lectures How to Do Things with Words (1962).
The following is a straightforward corollary of Assertion 1.
The proof of the remaining assertions is straightforward.
First, Jose's assertion: His straightforward comment deserves a straightforward analysis.
Proof It is a straightforward consequence of the assertion (5) of Proposition 2.1 applied for x and x + y.
Therefore, ψ(x) = aφ(x) + b for all x ∈ I. Since ψ is non-constant, it follows that a ≠ 0. The reverse assertion is straightforward.
Some factual assertions are very straightforward (such as 'X is a book'); others are more noticeably inductive in character for example, 'most children are allergic to peanuts'.
"We need to lift people out of opioid-use disorder through medication-assisted treatment," Burwell said, an assertion that may seem straightforward but will reverberate throughout the treatment world.
Dr. Waksal's lawyer, Mark Pomerantz, disputed Mr. Schachter's assertion that the case was straightforward, telling the judge, "It seems a bit more complicated".
But the majority of the bench appeared to agree with Gershengorn's assertion that "this is a particularly straightforward case", because the store had admitted it suspected Elauf was Muslim and still rejected her due to her headscarf.
