Sentence examples for To be reasserted from inspiring English sources

The principle of social insurance has to be reasserted.

They just have to be reasserted, or revised, from time to time.

Its fundamental role in our legal system needs to be reasserted".

Denmark's subsequent nervousness reflected the subconscious belief that the natural order was about to be reasserted, with Italy likely to equalise and maybe win the game.

(This might be a point that has to be reasserted once again, given George W Bush's own treading on the US constitution in the course of fighting his "war on terror").

"Impact needed to be reasserted as a fundamental criterion for everything we do".This was not easy, partly because the foundation had been divided into several fiefs (health, arts and so on), each defended with the vigorous politicking at which the charitable sector excels.

"Calvinistic instincts seem to be reasserting themselves," Mr. Koops said.

Now, however, the link appears to be reasserting itself.The consumer slowdown may prove temporary.

Both Afghan forces remain very much works in progress, and the Taliban appear to be reasserting themselves in areas that the American-led coalitioneverer cleared fully.

The main takeaway is that Mr Dung appears to be reasserting his influence after rebounding from months of heavy internal criticism.

Unfortunately, 12 months after Mr Monti replaced Mr Berlusconi, and with a general election looming next spring, this second Italy seems to be reasserting itself.