Examples of using We assert in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
In the first instance we assert an opinion;
How can we assert that he has striven after happiness?….
We assert ourselves by separation not only from God but from each other.
Your Grace, we asserted English law.
We assert, adorn and elevate what we know to be false.
My opinion is that we assert Guiying is severely wounded.
We assert, on the contrary, first, that the Church may exist without any visible form;
Courage, he insisted,demands that we assert our moral bearings, even against forces that appear invincible.
We assert that the education of any ethnic language is linked to a specific worldview.
Shall we continue to speak up and fight for a just international order, or shall we assert that the era of liberal capitalism aggression is not the right moment for such an action?
We assert that the subject is crucial and only that subject-matter is valid which is timeless and tragic.".
We do not wish harm or ill-feeling toward any other peoples on earth, but we assert the right to maintain our own majorities in our own lands without being accused of"racism.".
We assert that language inequality entails inequality of communication at all levels, including the international level.
But we others, not believing either in God or in the immortality of the soul norin the individual freedom of the will, we assert that freedom must be understood in its completest and widest sense as the goal of the historic progress of mankind.
Based on our results, we assert that STEVE is likely related to an ionospheric process,” Gallardo-Lacourt concluded.
We assert that the exclusive use of national languages inevitably raises barriers to the freedoms of expression, communication, and association.
By the same word of the Lord, we assert this: those of us who are to be alive at the Lord's coming, will not go ahead of those who are already asleep.
We assert on the contrary that the Popish pardons cannot take away the least of daily sins, as regards the guilt of it.
By the same word of the Lord, we assert this: those of us who are to be alive at the Lord's coming, will not go ahead of those who are already asleep.
We assert the contrary, and say that the pope's pardons are not able to remove the least venial of sins as far as their guilt is concerned.
To the President of the Serbia andthe Serbian Government we assert that the Church expects and asks that they not abandon the people of Old Serbia- as it was called throughout Europe down the centuries, until the time of Josip Broz Tito- because of the chimeras known as the status of candidate country for membership in the European Union.
We assert that the speakers of all languages, large and small, should have a real opportunity to learn a second language to a high communicative level.
To the President of the Serbia andthe Serbian Government we assert that the Church expects and asks that they not abandon the people of Old Serbia- as it was called throughout Europe down the centuries, until the time of Josip Broz Tito- because of the chimeras known as the status of candidate country for membership in the European Union.
We assert that policies of communication and development, if not based on respect and support for all languages, condemn to extinction the majority of the word's languages.
To our faithful, the Serbs in northern Kosovo, we assert that they be persistent just as they have been thus far(only they know how it is for them, not only during the days and nights at the barricades during these cold winter days but also in their homes and everywhere else), but they also be wise, inspired by the Christians principles and the vows of their honorable ancestors.
We assert that the difficulty of the ethnic languages always will present obstacles to many students, who nevertheless would profit from the knowledge of a second language.
We assert that the vast variations in power among languages undermines the guarantees, expressed in so many international documents, of equal treatment without discrimination of languages.
For as we assert that it is impossible for God to be evil, or not to exist-for this would be indicative of weakness in God rather than of strength-or for the non-existent to exist, or for two and two to make both four and ten, so it is impossible and inconceivable that the Son should do anything that the Father does not.