Examples of using He asserted in English and their translations into Slovak
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It does not," he asserted.
He asserted that the Roman emperors.
I will never like you anyway!” he asserted.
He asserted that they were all incorrect.
You think all Muslims are terrorists," he asserted.
He asserted that the coming period will see.
I could possibly not think the results he asserted to obtain.
He asserted that no one should be pessimistic.
I might not believe the results he asserted to obtain.
He asserted that such differences were only temporary.
During the revolution of 1848-1849 he asserted Slovak national and social claims.
He asserted that country is set to become a knowledge economy.
Sacco had only one basic system that he asserted and he believed it had work.
He asserted that the money should have been spent on the poor instead.
Last September, during a speech in Malmo, Sweden, he asserted his belief that“Europe is for Europeans”.
He asserted only that we may hope that all will ultimately come to salvation.
Which the representative of the VddB is unaware of because he asserted at the hearing that Paragraph 46 excluded equal treatment with regard to pensions.
But he asserted the U.S. and Turkey's mutual commitment to ending Syria's conflict.
When Jason arrived, he asserted his rightful claim to the throne, but Pelias wasn't ready to give up so easily.
He asserted that Christianity tells people to repent and promises them forgiveness;
Karl Marx was right when he asserted that if workers could only sell their labor in the market, many of them would feel alienated from society.
He asserted that the Syrian government would never use chemical weapons against its own people.
He asserted that all Muslims must individually pledge their allegiance to a single Muslim leader(a Caliph, if there were one).
Rather, he asserted that free citizens must have“a firm and persevering determination to commit[themselves] to the common good.”.
He asserted that the body was larger than the Moon and crossed in front of the Sun, which at that time was at a height of 27º above the horizon.
He asserted that it is a“fundamental human right, a privilege of nature, that every man should worship according to his own convictions.”.
He asserted that mankind will never find salvation in manmade laws- whether those of Western Europe and North America or those of the Communist countries.
He asserted that many human behaviors had a genetic basis, an idea then disputed by many social scientists and by Marxists intent on remaking humanity.
And he asserted that to replace the U.S. dollar as the world reserve currency, the issuing country would be required to have the rule of law and a highly developed financial system.