In the sphere of politics and political consulting it is sometimes suggested that under-investment could be asserted by comparing training levels internationally.
In the early part of the 20th century, it could be asserted that there was no public law in England in the sense of a set of rules regulating the administration of public affairs, which differed from those operating in the private sphere.
Considering aforesaid points, it could be asserted that oil swelling, higher for carbon dioxide injection, will invariably give a better recovery factor for heavy crudes than methane.
Although it could be asserted that basic histogram approaches are sensitive to variations specific to MRI, in the segmentation process (stages 1 through 3), we further used a combination of the multiple strategies, including dynamic threshold calculations, contrast analysis, and repairing techniques, to overcome these limitations.
Moving between fractured and whole, flat and protruding canvases, and color schemes that could be murky or electric, her paintings asserted themselves as an aggressive mixture of shape, color and surface.
That could be a problem if the Federal Reserve asserts control over GE's lending operations, he said.
Depending on the applicable law, the Taney Court held that aboriginal title could sometimes be asserted as a defense in trespass, ejectment, and writ of right actions, even by those with no claim to title themselves.
But it had been found that those unlimited powers were often abused and that Senate control could not easily be asserted at increasing distances from Rome.
A generation ago, it could have been asserted that the economy's overall growth rate was the dominant determinant of growth in middle-class incomes and progress in reducing poverty.
