Portuguese
asserção Catalan
asseveració A declaration that is made emphatically (as if no supporting evidence were necessary)
Synonyms
Examples for "statement"
Examples for "statement"
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Essential staff needed to continue critical work will remain, the statement read.
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However, in recent weeks, advertising has shown an improvement, the statement said.
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CRH will issue a statement on sales and market conditions tomorrow morning.
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However, specific schedule risks do remain, the company said in a statement.
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In a statement, released today, the military said the deaths occurred yesterday.
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The case is seen as an important affirmation of Europe-wide citizenship rights.
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That's why Day Maker pops: It's a positive affirmation of the morning.
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They are best expressed in simple, straightforward statements of affirmation, such as:
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An affirmation of Pax Americana's success or a response to growing anti-Americanism?
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First, the denial of all error, and then the affirmation of truth.
Catalan
afirmació Act of explicitly stating one's belief in a fact or opinion.
In computer programming, statement that a predicate is always true at that point in code execution.
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Russia denies U.S. intelligence agencies' assertions that it interfered in the election.
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He called on the police minister to retract his assertions and apologise.
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There is no truth in the assertions of the gentleman from Massachusetts.
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We will probably be left with one set of assertions against another.
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Pompeo denied wrongdoing, repeating earlier assertions that Linick had improperly leaked information.
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After exposing the assertions of General Butler, Mr. Robinson concluded as follows:
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Any assertions to the contrary have no basis of fact in them.
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He was hardly in a position to criticize assertions about their cuisine.
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And there are two remarkable assertions made of Abraham in this text.
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The present volume serves to prove the truth of both these assertions.
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At times he seemed distant and disinterested, speaking in bland technocratic assertions.
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But no sufficient evidence in support of these assertions was ever produced.
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The assertions about Mr. Schwab's real attitude toward labor are not true.
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The worst of it was that such assertions were only too true.
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There is not enough evidence to justify me in making such assertions.
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I met several who had not forgotten the newspaper-paragraph assertions and contradictions.
