Examples of using We assert in English and their translations into Hungarian
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We assert that migration is a human right.
Quite the opposite, we assert that all.
We assert or deny something.
For the friend is, as we assert, a second self.
But we assert that it is subject to the divine will.
Mars and Masculine energy is about how we assert who we are in the world, for both males and females.
We assert: the Nothing is prior to the Not and the Negation….
In the example above, we asserted identity between two distinct names.
We assert: The nothing is more originary than the not and negation.
Whoever is acquainted with the prismatic origin ofred will not think it paradoxical if we assert that this color partly actu, partly potentia, includes all the other colors.
We assert that mankind was originally governed by instinctive drives.
Nothing can shake the solidity of this reasoning, so short, so clear,so decisive; except we assert, that these subjects exceed all human capacity, and that our common measures of truth and falsehood are not applicable to them;
We assert that the IAT should not be used in any such way.
Your Honor, we assert that eating his ashes was not part of Scott's last intentions.
We assert that they are essential to the health of the European economy.
I would put it otherwise and say- we assert that the appearance of the permanent and one principle, Spirit, as matter is transient, and, therefore, no better than an illusion.
If we assert intergenerational solidarity by living in harmony with nature;
We assert that the spirits of the dead cannot return to earth, save in rare and exceptional cases.".
We assert the right of all religions and their adherents to freedom from legal, economic and social discrimination.
We assert that people must not continue to pay for this systemic crisis and that there is no solution inside the capitalist system!
If we assert that we can set aside the six-day creation doctrine,we have asserted our supremacy over Scripture.
We assert the right of the UK as a nation state to govern itself and make its own laws, transport and environment laws being no exception.
When we assert this or that has“value”, we are giving expression to our own emotions, not to a fact which would still be true if our personal feelings were different.'.
We assert that physical pleasure within the context of meaningful human relationships is essential- both as a moral value and for its contribution to wholesome social relationships.
When we assert that our world has been created by a Creator,we imply the existence of a mind that not only invented nature but brought it all into existence.
We assert the requirements of scientific asperity(originality of scientific observation, clear argumentation, logical or empirical verification, decency of references, respect of authorial priority) in editing.
Although we assert that the proposal has no real normative content, since it does not add any novelty to the provisions already existing and applied in the legal system, it puts several of the existing provisions into a peculiar context.
Once we assert that the problem with gender is that we currently recognise only two of them, the obvious question to ask is: how many genders would we have to recognise in order not to be oppressive?