Examples of using Asserting in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In its place barbarism is asserting itself more and more.
So Brendan is asserting his innocence.
we need to be modest in asserting what we know.
Asserting women's rights at work.
It is a matter of asserting that there is no autonomous study of semiotic forms.
A critical requirement in asserting and protecting minority rights is political will.
Com in asserting any available defenses.
A way of asserting personal control over a homogenising organisation like the FBI.
Asserting yourself, standing firm, and fighting for your own opinion always requires bravery.
In the past, both men showed few scruples in asserting their own interests.
You are not realising the extent to which you are asserting yourself.
The developing countries are organising and asserting themselves.
He stressed the importance of religion, asserting that"religion and morality are indispensable supports" in a republic.
Global Voices examined the role of languages in asserting the identity of a country which has 16 national languages
Brataj also announced the formation of a task force, while asserting that COVID-19 had not yet arrived in Albania.
One can regard Rice's theorem as asserting the impossibility of effectively deciding for any recursively enumerable set whether it has a certain nontrivial property.
Asserting your rights in the market to make the most of the advantages enjoyed compared to the competition We advise you.
If you locate other website asserting to sell it more affordable than the official internet store,
It often goes very far in asserting certain concepts that have yet to be realised.
These two schools stand in direct antagonism, one asserting that everything is legend,