Examples of using Asserted in English and their translations into Czech
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the Council stated and asserted that they would safeguard ritual butchery,
Any position statement by BD on any claim for defects asserted by the Customer is not to be regarded as entry into negotiations about the claim
The external dimension of culture in Europe should be asserted: culture should be incorporated into the political dialogue with our partner countries
which still reflected and asserted the national interests of the Member States
RTS Output Continuously asserted[~ +8V]
thousands of small and medium-scale farmers asserted on the streets of Porto on 17 September whilst the Agriculture Council was meeting in Portugal- to change policy
The contractual penalty shallshall be asserted against the other party in the form of a written request, together with a proper tax document with the maturity of 14-days and the Purchaser is authorised to assert the whole amount of contractual penalty towards the Supplier also in the form of unilateral offset against payments to be paid to Supplier claims.
or(iv) stolen from WD, or that the asserted defect.
The term for which the claims for any legal reason towards the Purchaser may be asserted is 6 months from the day of delivery of goods/ services
defend Company against a third-party claim asserted against Company in a suit or action if the
hold each Contributor harmless for any liability incurred by, or claims asserted against such Contributor by the fact You have accepted any warranty or additional liability.
He can't assert himself in that way,. so he resorts to these perversions.
You can't assert a copyright.
I hate asserting myself.
We must boldly assert our nation's conditions
Another right you may assert is the so called right to transfer.
We must assert our power, lest we lose it.
The Buyer may assert claims for the remedying of defects against the Ven- dor.
Affected athletes- traders may assert their claims by means of additional tax returns.
you may assert the following rights.