The phrase "assertion you" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The assertion you made during the meeting was quite compelling."
Alternatives: "the claim you" or "the statement you".
But that's an assertion you can't make if, as in this case, each work is given a spoken introduction.
My discussion with the police officer ended with him making the assertion: "You know we can treat you nicely like we are now.
The second assertion you made that we could treat as an attempt to present a fact actually wasn't one: you said that one person, Al Gore, was responsible for current concerns about global warming.
The assertion You Only Live Twice is stupid, unless you believe in the transmigration of souls, in which case it is still stupid as you could live dozens of lives until you achieve satori or nirvana.
In addition to sense and reference, Frege also recognized what he called the "force" of an utterance the quality by virtue of which it counts as an assertion (You wrote the letter), a question (Did you write the letter?), an imperative or command (Write the letter!), or a request (Please write the letter).
And please cite evidence for the strange and false assertion you made about "colleges want students to go home to their own countries"… in my experience, colleges want their alumni where they will make the most $ (i.e., the United States) so they can donate money to the college's endowment later.
And I would like to reply to some of the assertions you make.
In this game, it is batting average that counts: if four out of ten of your oracular assertions are arresting oracular assertions, you're golden.
She broadly backs Ingram's assertions: "You should never only look at language proficiency when admitting a student.
Whether you accept the underlying basis of his assertions, you will find them fascinating, for they bring the discussion out of the realm of prejudice.
At this point, it's essential to pinpoint the single, strong idea you'll be discussing, your assertion that you believe you can defend throughout the paper and that makes it clear to a reader what they're about to learn about and be given a sound conclusion on.
