Examples of using Asserting that in English and their translations into Slovak
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There are some business asserting that they are marketing a Safe Alternative which is the Mimic's of Methandrostenolone.
In spite of this, many persist in asserting that even so man has no free will if he is subject to fate!“.
Astrologers never tire of asserting that some Zodiac sign need to be together,
Mguyi has charged Newpark Childcare with wrongful dismissal, asserting that she was fired for her religious beliefs.
I read an interesting article in The Times asserting that the business world has been blinded by propaganda about the benefits of early morning rising.
Allies, asked him to comment on a lecture he was planning to give, asserting that slavery was intrinsically evil.
American Dr. Stuart Hameroff and British physicist Sir Roger Penrose developed a quantum theory of consciousness asserting that our souls are contained inside structures called microtubules which live within our brain cells.
The document incited controversy among Christians for asserting that“the pluralism and the diversity of religions” are“willed by God in His wisdom”-
British physicist Sir Roger Penrose developed a quantum theory of consciousness asserting that our souls are contained inside structures called microtubules which live within our brain cells.
violence” as“jarring” asserting that religion is thought to be opposed to violence and a force for peace and reconciliation.
The Feb. 4 joint statement incited controversy among Christians for asserting that“the pluralism and the diversity of religions” are“willed
of corporations including Ikea, Coca-Cola, and BMW actively support this type of legislation, asserting that they provide legal certainty of their responsibilities and level the playing field for responsible businesses.
violence" as"jarring," asserting that"religion is thought to be opposed to violence and a force for peace and reconciliation.
Prime Minister Robert Fico of Slovakia went further, asserting that 95 percent of the asylum seekers are not refugees at all
Asserting that he did consult the original sources,