Examples of using He asserts in English and their translations into Hungarian
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He asserts that he's not giving interviews.
Before I proceed further, we must see why he asserts Babylon to have been founded by himself.
He asserts he killed Togashi!
That is why EckhartTolle is perfectly right when he asserts that the world can only change from inside.
Which he asserts that the world's monetary system.
And though his authority hadbegun to be less regarded among the Galatians, he asserts that it is sufficient to put down every adversary.
He asserts that he is the Son of God, and that he acts in the same manner as his Father.
Mr. Campbell is stretching the truth when he asserts that Stalin"took my hand in both of his and said:'we can be friends.'".
He asserts that the seeds be added to one's diet because of their significant nutritive content.
The author lamentshis inability to find a relationship via online dating, which he asserts cheapens the entire romantic interaction.
In one simple action he asserts that his land and tribe are wholly interconnected.
As to his distinguishing himself from his Father, by doing so he accommodates himself to the capacity of his hearers, and that on accountof his office, because he was at that time a servant of the Father, from whom, therefore, he asserts that all his doctrine has proceeded.
It is a superiority that he asserts invests Jewish life with greater value in the eyes of Torah.
In regard to the sterility of hybrids in successive generations; though Gaertner was enabled to rear some hybrids, carefully guarding them from a cross with either pure parent, for six or seven,and in one case for ten generations, yet he asserts positively that their fertility never increased, but generally greatly decreased.
Now he asserts that the capitalists are offering us grain on credit, but that we refuse to take it.
Concerned not so much by the speech itself, since the head of the Roman Catholic Churchis simply fulfilling his role when he asserts that his Church and his Church alone is following the right path, but by the way that it was so warmly received by so many intellectuals.
He asserts that 52 of the 55 signers of the Declaration of Independence were"evangelical Christians".
This word, ὄτι because, is not employed merely to assign a reason, as if Christ intended to prove that he was from the beginning,because he now speaks; but he asserts that there is such an agreement between his doctrine and the eternity which he has spoken of, that it ought to be reckoned an undoubted confirmation of it.
He asserts that before the birth of the universe, spirits existed, which he calls thetans.
Waiving responsibility for any harmful result, he asserts that a good journalist must absolutely never worry about the aftermath of the news he's reporting.
He asserts that all is about to be destroyed and that destruction alone can prevent destruction from taking place.
In an interview published in Komsomolskaya Pravda, he asserts that rumors about the possible use of climate weapons in relation to any of the states are contrary to the usual logic.
He asserts that his design for Konohagakure was created"pretty spontaneously without much thought", but admits that the scenery is based on his home in the Okayama prefecture in Japan.
While he acknowledgesthat only the person can judge his or her state of grace, he asserts that“in cases of outward conduct which is seriously, clearly and steadfastly contrary to the moral norm, the Church, in her pastoral concern for the good order of the community and out of respect for the sacrament, cannot fail to feel directly involved”(ibid.).
He asserts that we are presently under the spell of magical illusion and that by recognizing it, we are instantaneously released from a conceptual cage into an enchanting reality which is pure pleasure itself.
In this introduction he asserts the eternal Divinity of Christ, in order to inform us that he is the eternal God, who was manifested in the flesh,(1 Timothy 3:16.).
And he asserts his own innocence, partly to comfort himself in his calamities from the testimony of a good conscience, and partly to encourage himself in the hope of obtaining deliverance.
Besides, when he asserts that no mortal is justified by the righteousness of the law, the assertion amounts to this, that from such a mode of justification all mortals are excluded, and that none can possibly reach it.
He asserts that we are already"confronted squarely with" the electrification of agriculture, that the People's Commissariat of Agriculture is blocking progress in this matter, that Lenin thought differently on the subject, etc. All that is untrue, comrades.
He asserts that, on account of the reforms of the Polish system of justice as analysed in the Commission's reasoned proposal, he runs a real risk of not receiving a fair trial in Poland and he submits that that risk precludes his being surrendered by the referring court to the Polish judicial authorities.