The phrase "assertion over" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning without additional context.
It could potentially be used in discussions about claims or statements regarding a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The assertion over the validity of the research findings sparked a heated debate among the scholars."
Alternatives: "claim regarding" or "statement about".
As the elder, Ms. Mijanovic seems the more fully formed artist, one whose rich low mezzo is likely to grow in strength and assertion over the years.
An assertion over the weekend by Janet Napolitano, the homeland security secretary, that "the system worked" drew strong criticism and forced her to recalibrate it on Monday.
On both tracks, Minaj and Trainor speak of their booties in relation to men's opinions, but underlying both songs is a message of personal empowerment and assertion over the physical ideals of the day.
It's a timely lesson to those of us who might otherwise despair of the current global political climate, the rise of intolerance and the temporary triumph of unfounded assertion over fact.
Anthropogenic bird foods are frequently credited with affecting avian population dynamics, but few studies have tested this assertion over broad spatial scales.
The third one is the primacy of assertion over other speech acts such as assuming or denying, which is implicit in all approaches considered so far. to these two proofs is a valid proof of B, or reduces to such a proof.
Mr. Holder's statement followed Mr. Assange's assertion that "over 100,000 people" had been given the entire archive of 251,287 cables "in encrypted form".
However, its addiction working group appears to be devoid of scientists – and the CJS makes the rather dubious assertion that over 1.5m people are dependent on cannabis when the British Crime Survey shows that number using the drug on a monthly basis.
Consider also the ICG's 2006 report on Sri Lanka, which provided no source at all for its claim of "at least 70,000" having died in the country's north east over the course of the conflict, or for its assertion that over 2,500 persons had been killed since hostilities re-ignited in January 2006 [ 26].
The more genuine argument to be had concerns the writer's "moral obligation to be intelligent" — in John Erskine's immortal coinage — and, by extension, the moral obligation to write well, to choose self-assertion over mere self-expression, to raise words above the enervated ruck and make the world anew.
Japanese officials have expressed growing concern about China's sovereignty assertions over the islands.
