Even more striking in the court's ruling was the strong assertion that the restriction that had been observed for two decades was never required.
Joughin's view of feedback, in the forgoing paragraph, is not far from the strong assertion of Truscott (1996, Truscott 2007) on the ineffectiveness of corrective feedback.
This was the strongest assertion any frontbencher had made about Corbyn being wrong: most Labourites have preferred to waffle on about their colleague's fine principles without saying they believe those fine principles would damage the country.
This is a strong assertion, but is also a negative result.
"Nor is it clear from this document what grounds they have for their strong assertion that an independent Scotland will somehow automatically retain the UK's opt-outs or a share of the UK rebate – we can see no legal or political basis for such an emphatic claim.
"In reaching this conclusion the panel reminded itself that you failed to recognise any contrary view to your conclusion as to the cause of death of Mr Tomlinson, even when this was robustly challenged by three pathologists, and your strong assertion that all the matters relating to Mr Tomlinson were within your own knowledge".
Together with China's new and extensive involvement with the rest of the world comes a desire to exercise a greater degree of soft power, including the stronger assertion of Chinese interests in multilateral bodies.
DAKAR, Senegal — The acting president of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan, dissolved his cabinet on Wednesday in the strongest assertion yet of his authority over a country where his rule has been challenged.
He revealed more vividly than any of his predecessors the power of music to convey a philosophy of life without the aid of a spoken text; and in certain of his compositions is to be found the strongest assertion of the human will in all music, if not in all art.
The reports came a day after Turkey's deputy prime minister, Abdullatif Sener, told reporters that the suicide bombers and their associates "are linked to Al Qaeda," the strongest assertion yet by a Turkish government official that the bombings were the work of the terrorist network.
