Summary
assertion {noun}
affirmation · revendication · assertion
assert {noun}
affirmation
Synonyms
assertion: averment · asseveration · affirmation
assert: insist · affirm · verify
assertion: affirmation · allégation · déclaration
more (25)English-French translation for "assertion"
"assertion" French translation
assertion {noun}
assertion {noun} (also: affirmation, assert, solemn affirmation, statement)
What is at issue is the assertion that 'we will enlarge from 15 states to 20 '.
It would have been good if this assertion had been supported by concrete examples.
This assertion seems to be contradicted by the theory advanced in the text.
This assertion is completely groundless; it is not a legal justification.
The Committee further notes that the State party rejects the authors' assertion.
assertion {noun} (also: pretence, demand)
(a) Assertion of intellectual property rights
Such a system has, I think, a clogging effect on the immediacy of the assertion and protection of Constitutional rights.
We are careful to balance the assertion of individual rights with the needs of the community.
Accordingly, Canada does not object to the assertion of extraterritorial jurisdiction per se, but opposes conflicts created by such
Mr. Speaker, I will have to check the accuracy of the hon. member's assertion.
There are positive examples in this area illustrating that assertion.
No specific complaints have been received in respect to this assertion.
I am afraid that that assertion of Ambassador Churkin simply does not stand up to scrutiny.
The complainant has refuted this assertion by invoking the “continuing effect” doctrine.
assert {noun}
assert {noun} (also: assertion, affirmation, solemn affirmation, statement)
This implies that “to assert” means to give an opinion on facts.
An assertion is defined as the act of asserting, and to assert something means to “affirm that something is true”.
Attempts to assert their parental position or pursue the child by letter and telephone are usually unsuccessful.
Democrats in the European Parliament should not be divided on such a fundamental issue as the need to assert and protect human rights.
to assert {verb}
to assert [asserted|asserted] {vb} (also: to affirm, to say yes, to state)
It was an outright lie to assert that there were no fundamental freedoms in China.
How is it possible to assert that a tank complies with this special provision?
How is it possible to assert that a tank complies with special provision TE5?
We believe that that is the best way to build a nation and to assert ourselves.
Without this presence, it would be difficult to assert our Arctic sovereignty.
assertion {noun}
Mr. Speaker, I will have to check the accuracy of the hon. member's assertion.
There are positive examples in this area illustrating that assertion.
No specific complaints have been received in respect to this assertion.
I am afraid that that assertion of Ambassador Churkin simply does not stand up to scrutiny.
The complainant has refuted this assertion by invoking the “continuing effect” doctrine.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "assertion":
© Princeton Universityaverment · asseveration · affirmation · statement
Synonyms (English) for "assert":
© Princeton Universityinsist · affirm · verify · avow · aver · swan · swear · asseverate · maintain · put forward
Synonyms (French) for "assertion":
© myThes Dicollecteaffirmation · allégation · déclaration · dire · assurance · thèse · démonstration · témoignage · preuve · attestation · imputation · proposition · fable · prétexte · calomnie
Usage examples
Usage examples for "assertion" in French
Similar words
assay · assemblage · assembler · assemblies · assembling · assembly · assemblyman · assemblywoman · assent · assert · assertion · assertive · assertively · assertiveness · asses · assessable · assessment · assessments · assessor · asset · assets
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