Age differences between partners also contribute to power disparity and young people's inability to
assert their sexual rights.
That is certainly true--but it is also one of the reasons it is so hard to
assert anything with any confidence about Hitler's private life.
Where business is purposefully being transacted, courts might try to
assert jurisdiction.
Jon Carter, Systems Manager at DE&S QS&EP: The roll-out of
ASSERT across DE&S presents a great opportunity in terms of delivering Safety and Environmental performance reporting efficiencies to the organisation.
Because polarization is generally thought to start out perpendicular to the jet direction, any extra rotation, or twist, in the polarization of light should be readily apparent, Wardle and his colleagues
assert.
But if Kaczynski is convicted, the defense could still
assert during a penalty phase of the trial that he should not be executed because his mental illness provides a mitigating explanation for his actions.
Although McKay continues to
assert that his team has not seen the whiskerlike shapes or the defects in microfossils from ALH84001, he also cites two older reports, previously overlooked, demonstrating that tiny bacteria can produce both whiskers and twinning.
Such motions
assert that the dispute does not involve any triable issues of fact, such that the court can determine the legal dispute on the legal papers, without the necessity of a trial.
It
asserted that this status gave rise to certain claims or obligations that the state can
assert against it under the cy pres doctrine, the constructive-trust doctrine or a similar doctrine for the public benefit.
The court concluded that, under the unitary nexus theory, the comptroller could not
assert that an out-of-state entity (MCI) had nexus based on the in-state presence of an affiliate, because the entity was not a "phantom corporation" (i.
Courts have held that this clause is not invalid, but have nevertheless often held that the tenant could
assert its counterclaims, notwithstanding this clause.
