Examples of using Assertions in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
I make two main assertions.
The assertions were impossible to verify.
Just superficial assertions.
Such assertions are easily made, my Lord.
Our data dispute both assertions.
People also translate
After the assertions that have been made, be patient.
These are not mutually exclusive assertions.
Do not contain assertions or opinions;
And we must correct some of Mr. Yergin's assertions.
You continue to make assertions without any argumentation.
TV News:… heard Georgian contrary assertions.
Their assertions are not based upon facts but only upon lies.”.
All these claims and assertions are wrong.
How then can the author make such ridiculous assertions?
I simply trust God that both assertions of Scripture are true.
B2B/ B2C with comparisons/ comparative assertions.
Comparisons or comparative assertions intended to be disclosed to the public.
B2B/ B2C without comparisons/ comparative assertions.
The Court will first examine the assertions referred to in the preceding paragraph.
There's no logical connection between those assertions.
The report's assertions are likely to anger critics of the nuclear deal.
It might work and might be genuine if these two assertions were true.
The assertions thus made by Microsoft are founded on a misreading of the contested decision.
One doesn't have to govery far to find evidence to support these assertions.
You have probably purchased sneakers based off assertions in a commercial or advertisement.
Please be better informed on this issue before making such assertions.
It consists chiefly of assertions which it has developed to certain degrees of probability.
In the second place, the Commission rejects Microsoft's assertions concerning copyright.
In some cases, commercial banks made negative assertions about the performance of on-site inspections.
They plagiarize without even taking the trouble to verify the assertions of their predecessors.