Examples of using Who asserted in English and their translations into Spanish
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Waleran left a son,Henry II of Limburg, who asserted his father's ducal rights.
Persons who asserted that the police had made disproportionate use of force could lodge a complaint, and the prosecutor would then order an expert medical examination.
There was also, however, the case of Mr. Neeip Saricicekli who asserted that he had been violently arrested and tortured.
A trained teacher who asserted her position as an independent political activist and campaigner, Hayfron demonstrated this activism as early as 1962 when she was active in mobilising African women to challenge the Southern Rhodesian constitution.
HRW reported statements made by an attendant at the school, who asserted"No shooting was coming from the school.
Marcel, meanwhile, enlisted Charles the Bad, who asserted that his claim to the throne of France was at least as good as that of King Edward III of England, who had used his claim as the pretext for initiating the Hundred Years' War.
The competing category"C" claims were typically filed by non-Kuwaiti claimants who asserted ownership of the same business.
The Egyptians were the first who asserted the doctrine that the soul of man is immortal.
Ms. FRIED(Center for Women's Global Leadership) expressed concern about the growth in physical andverbal attacks on women who asserted their human rights around the world.
One famous proponent of this view was Lucretius, who asserted that the free will arises out of the random, chaotic movements of atoms, called"clinamen.
In the mid-19th-century, the Academism of training staff, much influenced by the doctrines of Dominique Ingres,was challenged by a younger generation of Russian artists who asserted their freedom to paint in a Realistic style.
This nomination was protested by Mamee andFive Star Production, who asserted that Mamee should have been nominated in the best actress category.
The experts who asserted that the vessel had been stranded contend that if the vessel had been sunk by the pressure of a non-contact underwater explosion, which would cause contraction and swelling, the security guard would have been broken or blown up.
John's success provoked the immediate reaction of Emperor Andronikos III Palaiologos, who asserted his control over at least the eastern portion of the region.
The claimant provided two statements from individuals who asserted that they had been in the claimant's home, that they could verify her personal property losses and that the losses for which she has claimed are minimal compared with her actual losses.
The accommodation of the amendment by the co-sponsors of the draft resolution would be a gesture of good will on the part of those who asserted that the Convention did not interfere with the economic development of its Parties.
Far from it being President Makarios or his Government who asserted that the Constitution was invalid and"dead and buried", it was the Turkish-Cypriot Vice-President, Fazil Kucuk, who, on 30 December 1963, declared.
On this path towards a particular realism that announced the independence of art and the overcoming of academic stereotypes, visual expression followed the direction indicated by the defenders of a modern sensibility,such as the poet Charles Baudelaire, who asserted the value of"the transient, the fleeting", avoiding existing forms.
His first difficulties were with Thomas of Bayeux,Archbishop-elect of York,(another former pupil) who asserted that his see was independent of Canterbury and claimed jurisdiction over the greater part of the English Midlands.
For successful C6-Salary claimants with pre-invasion monthly incomes exceeding US$750, compensation was limited to the lower of(a)the amount claimed by the claimants or(b) the amount resulting from the application of the seven multiplier to their monthly incomes. Claimants who asserted prior monthly salaries of US$750 or less are compensated at the amount resulting from the multiplier formula.
This resulted in criticism from the Christian Democratic Union(CDU) andfrom German national conservative circles, who asserted that since the SSW had been granted a special status, it was obliged to defend only minority interests, and that its status should be revoked if the SSW behaved like a"regular" party.
However, the most influential advocate of Lawrence's literary reputation was Cambridge literary critic F. R. Leavis, who asserted that the author had made an important contribution to the tradition of English fiction.
The Council was briefed by the Secretary-General's Special Adviser on Cyprus,Alexander Downer, who asserted that in general terms the negotiations between the Turkish Cypriot and Greek Cypriot parties had been satisfactory, but emphasized that the final settlement of the conflict would have to be approved by both communities, through separate and simultaneous referendums.
The extramission oremission theory was forwarded by the mathematicians Euclid and Ptolemy, who asserted that certain forms of radiation are emitted from the eyes onto the object which is being seen.
One pioneer in this area was the molecular biologist from Stanford University Leroy Hood,the designer of the first protein analysis sequences, who asserted that the medicine of the future would be known as“P4 medicine”: preventive, predictive, personalised and participatory.
They alleged that some time in February 2001 in a local language programme a journalist of the Provincial CRTV radio station for the Centre invited a soothsayer,one Kigum Manifi, who asserted that late Seyi à Koul was specialized in the physical elimination of persons through occultic practices and was responsible for the death of two persons whose names were given.
Her most remarkable affair, about which she later wrote a book, was" a fleeting, and distinctly odd" relationship with Hakim Jamal,an American Black radical who asserted he was God and was a cousin of Malcolm X. Jamal 's other lover Gale Benson, was murdered by Trinidadian Black Power leader Michael X. Jamal was killed by others a year later.
Considered one of the justice theories, equity theory was first developed in the1960s by J. Stacy Adams, a workplace and behavioral psychologist, who asserted that employees seek to maintain equity between the inputs that they bring to a job and the outcomes that they receive from it against the perceived inputs and outcomes of others Adams, 1963.
These forms of social organization which gained prominence in the 1990s were the subject of a recent analysis by former Brazilian president Fernando Henrique Cardoso,12 who asserted that social movements were driven by the evident inability of the State to fulfill social demands, but also, to some extent, by society's distrust in the politics practiced by representative democracy, i.e. by their elected members of Congress.
There are medical researchers who assert that laughter reduces levels of certain stress hormones.