Examples of using I assert in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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I assert with full responsibility that.
If these were my rights, I asserted them.
I assert that nobody there had expected anything of the kind.
Yes of course, because I assert myself.
Like millions of, I assert that Yanukovych is not our president.
Statutes of limitation- for how many years after my flight can I assert a claim compensation?
I asserted my need for independence to the people around me.
While recovering after discharge from the Charité hospital, Navalny stated"I assert that Putin was behind the crime, and I have no other explanation for what happened.
This theory, I assert, can be held only by the most violent enemies of civilization.
I assert that in the Republic he used the term'just' as a synonym for'that which is in the interest of the best state'.
I assert that in the Republic he used the term'just' as a synonym for'that which is in the interest of the best state'.
With full responsibility I assert that this is not my signature and the application form was filled out not by me!"!
I asserted that arrests of Ukrainian writers are the result of dismay and powerlessness of party leaders and Soviet power government».
So, with full responsibility I assert that this is not my signature and the application form was filled out not by me!"!
And I assert that this principle is the only one acceptable, considering the notorious impossibility of judging oneself impartially.
In 2015, I asserted that the developed world should be able to accept at least a million refugees annually;
Secondly, I assert that this intellectual intuition, though in a way indispensable, often leads us astray in the most dangerous manner.
Historicism, I assert, is not only rationally untenable, it is also in conflict with any religion that teaches the importance of conscience.
Marx, I assert, would not seriously have defended moral positivism in the form of moral futurism if he had seen that it implies the recognition of future might as right.
First, I assert that there exists something like an intellectual intuition which makes us feel, most convincingly, that we see the truth(a point denied by the opponents of intuitionism).
So I assert that such compromise(which I believe it really is) is setting an example for others that fallible man can take ideas outside of Scripture and reinterpret God's Word to fit these in.
I assert that a relation Z between X and Y involves the existence in X of the quality"having the relation Z to Y" so that a difference of relations always involves a difference in quality, and a change of relations always involves a change of quality.
And yet, I assert that this Crusonian science is still of the‘revealed' kind; that there is an element of scientific method missing, and consequently, that the fact that Crusoe arrived at our results is nearly as accidental and miraculous as it was in the case of the clairvoyant.
But I assert that Plato's references to'perception', to'blunder' and to'ignorance' as the immediate cause of the eugenic mistakes would be pointless if he did not mean that, had they possessed an adequate knowledge of the appropriate mathematical and purely rational methods, the guardians would not have blundered.
What I assert here is merely that supposing that there could be any A series, I see no extra difficulty involved in there being several such series independent of one another, and that therefore there in no incompatibility between the essentiality of an A series for time and the existence of several distinct times.
This attitude has, I assert, a considerable influence upon the question whether or not the‘battle of democracy' will be won; for wherever the moderate Marxist wing has won a general election, or come close to it, one of the reasons seems to have been that they attracted large sections of the middle class.