Furthermore, when it comes to asserting authority in a new area, one advantage Isis has over other groups is its superior financial resources, which enable it to engage in outreach to locals.
When it comes to asserting that he wasn't stunned, Paterson is great at appearing stunned, like, from a blow to his head.
President Truman, however, was no wilting wallflower when it came to asserting presidential power.
Two social scientists assert that they're spot on when it comes to assessing gaydar.
There is something in the air when it comes to women asserting their cultural importance – whether it be the fact that the true hero of Star Wars: The Force Awakens is Rey, a woman who doesn't need a man to protect her, or that Charles Saatchi for the first time has an exhibition that features only women artists.
"There is no distinction between Al Gore and George W. Bush when it comes to trade," Mr. Hoffa asserted after Mr. Nader met privately with the Teamsters' 24-member executive board.
When it comes to learning, Stein (1997) asserts that there is a difference between the immediate learning or imitation of different behaviors and a deeper learning that fundamentally changes the behavior of the person practicing.
A fortiori, when it comes to the unlimited God, Nicholas asserts that "there is no proportion between finite and infinite".
But, he asserted, "when it comes to health care, it's a mess in Texas".
And such women are "dangerous," the ads assert, when it comes to spending freely — not only on their weddings, but also afterward, in categories like automobiles, electronics, financial services, home goods and travel.
One of them, Chris Lehane, said last week that Mr. Bush would be "held to presidential standards when it comes to describing his policy views," and asserted that "thus far he has not met the Quayle standard," a reference to former Vice President Dan Quayle.
