Examples of using Assert in English and their translations into Slovak
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GMOs are one of the contributing factors to increased food prices and world hunger, as international economic organisations now openly assert.
As a result, the Court cannot always assert a monopoly on determining how certain fundamental interests ought to be reconciled.
To express her viewpoints and assert it, to bring out all concerns-- imagined and observed, to bear witness.
The creators assert you could take a look at results as soon as 2 weeks,
The Warranty holder may also assert its rights after the expiration of the Warranty period specified in clause 2 above.
While the pills assert to assist you reduce weight,
The creators assert you could take a look at results as soon as 2 weeks,
I believe that we must also assert this in connection with asylum policy:
This means that all EU citizens can assert their fundamental freedoms
With writing, she felt freedom- to express her viewpoints and assert it, to bring out all concerns-- imagined and observed, to bear witness WEB.
While the pills assert to help you reduce weight,
The designers assert you could take a look at results as quickly as 2 weeks, yet these are just claims.
The ability to identify and assert consequences is one of the most important skills you can muster to“stand down” a difficult person.
I therefore hope that it will be able to use its influence and assert its positions with greater determination than in the past.
there are countless internet sites on the net that assert to supply pharmaceutical items.
must also publicly assert this responsibility.
Many of these capsules assert to be efficient in increasing muscular tissue mass with no adverse effects.
World religions assert that they are based on revelations true for all time,
This is the stage in a child's life when she/he wants to test your limits as a parent and assert her/his own will.