Examples of using These assertions in English and their translations into Slovak
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Especially these assertions by him.
These assertions are true to some degree.
We disagree with these assertions.
All these assertions are myths.
To what extent are these assertions true?
Should these assertions not be considered seriously?
However, many people are calling these assertions into question.
These assertions will shortly be proved false.
Some academic research seems to support these assertions.
Which of these assertions is inaccurate.
No, they didn't- where do you get these assertions from?
Which of these assertions is inaccurate.
Are you in possession of certificates which substantiate these assertions?
But these assertions need to be refined a little.
If we are to retain theological sanity,we must reject the idea that these assertions are in fact contradictory.
Neither of these assertions has any merit.".
The Iranian regime asserted that respect for human rights is guaranteed there.I would like to underline various facts regarding these assertions by the current regime.
All of these assertions may be true in part.
Grape seed extract has been carefully studied bybiochemists and physicians to confirm these assertions and, in fact, the more it is the studied, the more benefits are discovered.
These assertions must be received with great reserve.
The self-assurance with which these assertions are put forward is truly breathtaking.
These assertions have been called into question by many.
As most of the standard historical dating of the sites and monuments has been based on the writings found in, on or around them,it is evident that these assertions can be misleading and often blatantly wrong!
These assertions, of course, are wildly incorrect and scientifically bogus.
I believe that a brief glance at the area of internal security, justice and the police,its communitarisation, Parliament's right of codetermination, the application of the Charter, punishes these assertions and unmasks them as deception, propaganda and ignorance.
These assertions lead to confusion and are contrary to classic Trinitarian formulation.
Whatever their status under international law, these assertions of Dutch sovereignty were never recognised by the British who, interestingly enough called the great southland New Holland.
These assertions are based on projections from long-term modelling, but they cannot be ascribed so simplistically to human-induced climate change alone.
It is difficult to see in these assertions something other than an attempt to reform the Orthodox ecclesiology in accordance with the Roman Catholic model.
However, it would be preferable to have these assertions- to which the EESC fully subscribes- written into those Articles setting out the detailed implementation arrangements(e.g. Articles 5 and 6), or in the ones that provide for suspension procedures and the termination of compulsory licences(Articles 12 and 14).