What Newsweek apologized for was the statement that a claim of Koran abuse would be asserted in a forthcoming report from a particular military organization, the U.S. Southern Command.
In that scenario, Trump would be asserting that someone in the Department of Justice had grounds for such suspicion, sufficient to convince a judge.
Rather, it's a system that would be able to empirically assert that there are particular programs at all types of colleges that, on average, help prepare students for jobs, and others that consistently do not.
His trial was to be the first of a high-ranking Shiite official for sectarian crimes — an event, one American official asserted, that would be as important in establishing the rule of law in Iraq as the trial of Saddam Hussein.
We should resist the temptation to say that entropy increases, for that would be like asserting that a road goes uphill rather than downhill without conceding the perspectival nature of descriptions like 'uphill'uphill
But the mayor said that would be "needless litigation," asserting that the system had been fully integrated.
That would be a mistake, Henderson asserted.
When Mr. Kennedy first agreed to be a partner with Hachette in publishing the magazine, he shied away from using his image on every cover, as Hachette had first requested, asserting that would be exploiting his fame too much.
At some point even the most dedicated numbers fanatic would accept that quality has to be asserted against quantity.
With comparable drollery, I was informed, gently, that the SNP would not be asserting UDI today.
But he added that more money would be needed, asserting that the governor's proposal was simply "a good start".
