Examples of using Be asserted in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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When Can It Be Asserted?
It can be asserted that, comparing with today's reality, the situation with refuse was nevertheless better.
This event took place on July 3, although it can not be asserted unconditionally.
Hitherto, I believe, it may safely be asserted, that these duties have not upon an average exceeded in any State three percent.
All claims for late paymentor unauthorized debiting of the above details, can not be asserted to"FINSITER".
Hitherto, I believe, it may safely be asserted, that these duties have not upon an average exceeded in any State three per cent.
No new claim, or enlargement of an existingclaim to territorial sovereignty in Antarctica shall be asserted while the present Treaty is in force.
Synchronism which could not be asserted with regard to various acts was then easily discovered in the scale of value and in the plan.
But if truth, or rather'warranted assertibility', depends on the future, then, in so far as it is in our power to alter the future,it is in our power to alter what should be asserted.
The article author considers thewebsite operator free from any claims that may be asserted by third parties because of such violations against the website operator.
One can be asserted exactly: a Pidkamin is a little country and extraordinarily picturesque nature, real reserve of art in the soul of every conscious Ukrainian.
But if truth, or rather'warranted assertibility', depends on the future, then, in so far as it is in our power to alter the future,it is in our power to alter what should be asserted.
For this reason no right can be asserted from the information of the list, in particular no warranties nor guarantees as regards the functionalibility of our software can be construed from the information of the list.
Furthermore, although the misery imposed upon the natives through colonization is one of the darkest chapters in the history of civilization,it cannot be asserted that their misery has tended to increase since the days of Marx.
On the contrary, it could rather be asserted that the merger of local markets into larger national markets, the final emergence of a world embracing world market, and the evolution of commerce aiming at continuously supplying the consumers have made price changes less frequent and less sharp.
It is asserted that these issues must be addressed in.
It was asserted after the vote.
He's asserting, not correcting.
How is asserting your right to not be harassed"resisting"?
It is asserted by the thirst of the oppressed for freedom and justice, and by their struggle to recover their lost humanity.
Within a few years, the 500 was asserted as the new iconic car of Italian youths and sold rapidly worldwide, from the United States to New Zealand.
It was asserted that viruses are actually pieces of RNA or DNA that broke out, or“escaped” from various cells and then began invading other cells.
In the event when the position of the party is asserted by several representatives the sequence and duration of statements shall be defined by the party in question.
However, all that is asserted with regard to future prices is merely an outcome of the understanding of future events.
Conversion is valid when, and only when, nothing is asserted in the converse which is not affirmed or implied in the exposita.
In particular, this was asserted by the magazine‘Wprost', and the Foundation obtained a refutation of this untruthful information through litigation.
It is asserted that mankind would not have reached its present state of wellbeing if the supply of money had not increased to a greater extent than the demand for money.
On this basis, a sense of ethnic identity was asserted, which helped to preserve its authenticity and at the same time promoted family reunification.
And if there have been human beings of this class,all the rest of what is asserted in(1) is certainly true too.
In 1969, Alexei Panshin wrote that"the story is largely undeveloped--too much is asserted, too little is examined.".