The four-page legal complaint
asserted that the creation of faith-based offices violated the First Amendment and that these offices spawned further violations by holding a series of events aimed at helping religious groups win tax support.
The Bush administration, however, has
asserted that the president has the right to sign a bill into law and then use a "signing statement," a declaration by the president permitting him to interpret the bill as he sees fit--even if in so doing he blatantly violates the explicit letter of the law.
"Companies are looking for real numbers,"
asserts Scofidio.
The collaboration, although intended to bring harmony to a discordant orchestra of voices and opinions, is "unprecedented in its scale and bureaucratic complexity," the Christian Science Monitor
asserted in its 22 December 2004 edition.
She
asserts that such ideas only emerged in Brazil at the end of the nineteenth century after the fall of the Empire and the establishment of a republic.
Paul strongly
asserts his independence from Jerusalem and the apostles.
Bishops Ingham and Brown
assert a newly minted interpretation of the Gospel virtues under the ancient mantle of their office.
Part Two, "White Abolitionists and Violent Means,"
asserts by its title that some whites that abhorred slavery considered violence.
"There's no question in my mind that where we played for the love of the game and in many ways felt very privileged and lucky to do it, the guys today play for the money,"
asserts the former defensive end who led his teams to five NFL titles in the 1960s.
Oguibe and Enwezor claim African art is in a "golden age." Its new visibility, they
assert, challenges centuries of comfortable notions about the West's cultural authority and authenticity.
But this rhetorical association would hardly have caused all wonders whatever, for the rest of the Middle Ages, to be tinged with the fear of eternal damnation, as she
asserts (39-48).
As a metanarrative, Keller
asserts, apocalypse has taken hold of us whether or not we locate ourselves in communities with biblical traditions.
"Were doing product now that we didn't even dream about in the '60s, that didn't even exist--for computers, for microprocessors, for the medical and electronics industries,"
asserts John Riley, an American businessman who operates four maquiladora plants and heads a regional maquiladora trade association.
"When a tenant
asserts a partial or total constructive eviction as a defense to the non-payment or rent, the tenant's refusal to pay rent constitutes an election of remedies, and the tenant has no claim for damages.
