Sentence examples for aggressively assert from inspiring English sources

The military seemed to aggressively assert itself as an arbiter between two irreconcilable forces: a popular uprising demanding Mr. Mubarak's fall and his tenacious refusal to relinquish power.

Those who have amassed significant wealth or advantage now aggressively assert their right to enjoy it unencumbered by any interference in the form of taxation or redistributive policy.

While I don't expect Twitter to suddenly aggressively assert its newfound rights, I am sure that both Google and Apple, as well as many other third-party mobile app developers, will be closely monitoring this one.

To the contrary, it invites consideration of whether the parents of minors who browse the Internet will now more aggressively assert themselves as online parents, becoming as interested in what their teenagers and children see and read on computer screens as they are in the food they eat or the sports they play.

Many progressives wanted Obama to pick someone like Brennan, who would aggressively assert a liberal vision of American and do anything to make that vision into reality.

In each of the pictures, Caravaggio aggressively asserted the humility of the followers of Christ.

Mr. Putin has aggressively asserted a right to privacy, and his office declined to comment for this article.

A rebel is someone who aggressively asserts his individuality in the face of the pressure to conform.

In 1971, however, the Malta Labour Party (Partit Laburista; MLP) came to power, embracing a policy of nonalignment and aggressively asserting Malta's sovereignty.

The air defense zone goes even further in contesting Japan's control by aggressively asserting China's reach in the region.

Denmark is the cheeky, mischievous little brother, aggressively asserting his freedom of expression at every opportunity; Sweden is his joyless, finger-wagging, self-censoring big sister.