an assert statement; a section of source code which tests whether an expected condition is true. (noun)
To declare with assurance or plainly and strongly; to state positively. (verb)
Examples of word assert
The same goes for whenever Dick Fuld has reemerged to again assert it was the government's fault, not his, that Lehman Brothers failed.
Experience, we all assert, is a good thing, a necessary thing, the difference between a qualified practitioner and a tyro.
What you assert is not a “fact” anymore than the election of “President-elect Huckabee” in 2008 was a “fact”.
Global warming is, after all, global, so if what you assert is true, there ought to occasionally be a trip over, for example, the trans-Siberian railway from Vladivostok to Moscow.
Admitting the comparision that you assert is "unrelibale."
What happens with liberals, I assert, is that they then, in many cases, filter what they have learned through emotion through reason to come up with a response.
Would you ban them ? would you ban dangerous sport , would you , in short , assert , that the state owns your life.
Your background which you assert is in the law, then in catering, seems rather interesting.
But eventually, he suggested, television would incorporate those same enhancements into its own equipment, and television would once again assert its advantage of convenience within the home.