Examples of using Assertions in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Several problems with your assertions.
There are two problems with your assertions.
The report was full of holes and ridiculous assertions.
Truth is therefore a question of internal coherence of linguistic assertions and has nothing to do with the correspondence of sentences to facts or other entities in the world.
If different reliable sources make conflicting assertions about a matter, treat these assertions as opinions rather than facts,
The tone of Amnesty International's latest assertions paints a misleading picture and does nothing to contribute to our efforts.
You may have to repeat or repeated assertions, using the law of attraction(or like)
The tone of Amnesty International's latest assertions paint a misleading picture and do nothing to contribute to our efforts.
Despite earlier assertions, the government takes up negotiations to free the hostages.
Look for assertions of safety from the manufacturer,
Where there is conflict is because of false assertions, fabrications, exaggerations,
It asserted that“the tone of Amnesty International's latest assertions paint a misleading picture and do nothing to contribute to our efforts.”.
challenging assertions I made in the tracts series,
Those disclosures appeared to support Western assertions in recent months that the Assad regime had not been fully transparent in detailing its chemical weapons program.
Three important assertions concerning the CHAIRO PACEÑO give rise to this research work,
The Company has been notified by SageNet that it is not willing to proceed to closing at this time based on several assertions.
He asserts that belief in God is a delusion built on empty assertions and not evidence.
It turns out that in contrast to the assertions of the Arab lawmakers, a deep process
It is possible that repeat or has repeated assertions, use the law of attraction(or similar things)
It makes a strange impression to have people come and say that spiritual-scientific truths ought to be as susceptible of proof as assertions about facts observed in the sense world.