Examples of 'has asserted' in a sentence
Meaning of "has asserted"
has asserted: The phrase "has asserted" is used to indicate that someone has confidently stated a fact, belief, or opinion. It implies a level of assurance in the statement made
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He has asserted that any attempt by my client.
Although the government has asserted that on.
Has asserted themselves as a leader on this team.
And the president has asserted his.
Has asserted that there are others.
Oates has asserted.
Has asserted a link between the professed religion of the majority and.
Technology is gone and magic has asserted itself as a force in the world.
He has asserted that the orbs appear only on digital photographs.
For many years the industry has asserted its economic and social importance.
He has asserted that all religions have the same view about adultery.
Who must share the ultimate responsibility has asserted that there are others.
Azerbaijan has asserted itself in the world as a strong state.
The Court is aware that a number of States has asserted an extension of fishery limits.
But he has asserted that he is not considered a rapper but rather an artist.
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Concerns were raised that FEADLE has asserted jurisdiction in so few cases.
Trump has asserted repeatedly that his words are not meant to be racially divisive.
Since the US administration has asserted our.
The author has asserted his moral rights.
She discovers that Berkeley has asserted.
No one has asserted responsibility.
This is clearly not a claim that President Bush has asserted executive privilege.
The plaintiff has asserted that you invited him back.
Observe, he is going on to his proof of what he has asserted.
The government has asserted that it lawfully banned the demonstrations.
His pure and personal style, enriched by the silhouette of the woman has asserted itself.
The company concerned has asserted that no danger has been constituted as a result of that.
In submitting this exhibit, the United States recognizes that which Canada has asserted all along.
This study has asserted that formative assessment methods are more than a passing fad.
The Accordingly Progressed has asserted in his explanations.
Capital has asserted itself as the worldwide mode of production since the XVth century.
John Bowlby has asserted that.
Canada has asserted extraterritorial jurisdiction over offences involving nuclear material outside its borders.
The German national has asserted himself at Juve.
He has asserted that Islam is not a peaceful religion.
This is the first time he has asserted it, yesterday or the day before.
He has asserted that he was using a genuine Apple charger.
To a government institution, that has asserted its lawful authority to obtain the information ;.
He has asserted that the judiciary of Russia should be made genuinely independent.
The representative of Pakistan has asserted that there is a threat to peace and security.
Has asserted that there are others Herr Rolfe, in his very skilful defence.
Screenwriter Anthony McCarten has asserted that the film is meant to speak to a larger debate.
Little by little, then, this Parliament has asserted itself.
China also has asserted a claim to Scarborough.
It is in international relations, however, that Québec has asserted itself.
Seven Trails has asserted to plaintiffs that it has no assets.
Herr Rolfe… in his very skillful defense… has asserted that there are others.
Parliament has asserted itself against the Council once again.
For more than 20 years a secessionist movement has asserted the area 's historical independence.
The Pentagon has asserted the drills are essential to military readiness.
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