This ideological use of crucifixion asserts that God requires violence to save the world.
Particularly the sentence : "The use of native…" assert that peptide structure extracted from native proteins will be without adverse effect to the host but it has to be proved in my opinion.
The industry responded by creating a new technology standard known as secure telephony identity revisited (STIR) and secure handling of asserted information using tokens (SHAKEN).
The same analysis of subtle markers has been used to assert the existence of a single prehistoric Adam, a human who had a subtle mutation in the Y chromosome whose descendants left their compatriots in Africa and populated the rest of the Earth, possibly then returning to Africa as well.
If the language merely reflects your legal responsibility and that of the landlord as outlined above, it cannot be used to assert a waiver of the landlord's duty to you.
This produced eucharistic exclusion, used to assert the primacy of the Church of England, especially among followers of the Oxford movement.
Men fighting other men, for example, is a public demonstration of machismo, and while I'm reluctant to ascribe any kind of meaning to a cruel, meaningless act domestic violence is often used as a means of asserting dominance over one's partner or family.
An original study of monuments to the civil rights movement and African American history that have been erected in the U.S. South over the past three decades, this powerful work explores how commemorative structures have been used to assert the presence of black Americans in contemporary Southern society.
These statutes are instruments used to assert the supremacy of federal law over state politics, and, not so incidentally, to build the reputations and careers of federal prosecutors.
This fits assumptions that are used in popular trainings on social competences, as for example from Hinsch and Pfingsten (2007), where three prototypical types of situations are used (to assert one's right, to maintain relationships, to bid for sympathy).
