Examples of using Will assert in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Who will assert that they will? .
I have no financial conditions.- Another will assert.
Otherwise, he will assert his right of prima noctus.
I don't want to make accusations against those girls… but I will assert over and over again.
I will assert that right and the one about the lawyer.
Both Germany and Brazil have indicated they will assert greater control over their domestic Internet.
We will assert our Moral Right if the links can be interpreted as derogatory or misleading.
In the midst of this demagogic and nationalist dynamic,it is ultimately a final confusion that will assert itself: the confusion between reform and revolution.
At the trial, I will assert that there was no probable cause to arrest me.
In this interview he talks about the positive and negative aspects of the last half of the 20th century now ending and asks questions about the next era,where he trusts that the European Union will assert itself.
Tomorrow, we will assert justice over tyranny, decency over a barbaric people.
Carry on trying to divide us, because what you will do is inflame the English andEnglish nationalism and we will assert ourselves and we will insist on governing ourselves again.
At the trial, I will assert that there was no probable cause to arrest me.
I cannot promise that we will achieve everything we want to, because these issues are highly complex, butwe promise that the Presidency will assert and defend the EU's views in a responsible manner.
The Black Panther Party will assert that he resumed his work as to where he had left it.
Valcourt, Québec, September 15, 2013- BRP today unveiled at its semi-annual sales meeting held in Orlando, Florida, its 2014 model year Can-Am andSea-Doo product lines that will assert its leadership in innovation.
Continental AG will assert its intellectual property rights worldwide within the scope of the applicable legislation. Contact us.
Therefore, it will occur- when the days have gone by to take you there with your parents- whom I will set up thy seed after thee, one of your sons, and I will establish his kingdom, andhe will build me a house and I will assert his throne forever.
Obviously, the usual“racist”, They will assert that instigating minor theft is a serious crime, while it is not so: It is a culture….
By enrolling in her school, especially on the threshold of the Great Jubilee, when they will be called to an ever deeper conversion,the faithful will assert their faith, be more attentive to the Word of God and will be available for their brothers and sisters.
Critics of Calvinism and the DoG will assert that if we teach and hold to these doctrines, holiness and piety will go out the window.
We must not"accustom ourselves to having allimportant political decisions come from one centre", and must warn the Party against"a doctrinaire policy which loses contact with life" borrowed from Comrade Martov's speech at the Party Congress to the effect that"life will assert itself.
I am sure that the Commission will assert its rights in negotiations with the Council, so that a sensible outcome can be achieved for European companies.
Oct 2012∫ The giving up of all earthly desires, the liberation of the heart from all animal passions, the letting go of all egoistic grasping--these attitudes will arise spontaneously and grow naturally if a man is truly quest-minded,so that his intuition will assert itself little by little.
Europe's regional andlocal representatives will assert their strengthened position under the new Lisbon treaty rules at the constituent plenary session of the Committee of the Regions' 2010-2015 mandate.
Dichter means poet, while Ver corresponds to the act of compressing something into a language, being a prefix that can be used in the formation of nouns and adjectives or in the formation of verbs OXFORD& DUDEN,1985 cited by. /1969 will assert that the poetry is articulated with a problem: what makes verbal language a work of art?
For example, an observer confined in a free-falling lift will assert that he himself is a valid inertial frame, even if he is accelerating under gravity, so long as he has no knowledge about anything outside the lift.
I will assert that there is- or should be- a reference to the unconditional, an unconditional without sovereignty and thus without cruelty[as an originary statement] from which and, therefore, beyond which death and power drives, cruelty and sovereignty are determined as'beyond' principles.
On the contrary, the more vigorously they try to suppress the Truth,the more insistently it will assert itself- if not on the part of the hierarchy, then on the part of the lay members of the Church Militant, who know they must obey God rather than men.
But Comrade BrouckÃ̈re understands very well that life[sic!] will assert itself and that the Central Committee, in order not to leave a multitude of organisations outside the Party, will have to legitimise them despite their not quite reliable character; that is why Comrade BrouckÃ̈re associates himself with Lenin…!