Sentence examples for aggressively asserted from inspiring English sources
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.
Since then, however, the Obama administration has aggressively asserted the privilege in litigation involving such issues as the C.I.A.'s use of extraordinary rendition and the National Security Agency's practice of wiretapping American citizens.
Michael Heller, author of "The Gridlock Economy", argues that such vaguely defined and aggressively asserted property rights stifle innovation and cost lives.Another common complaint, especially among medium-sized firms, is that it costs so much to list on an American stock exchange.
In East Asia, he has aggressively asserted China's territorial claims over disputed islands and borders, sending many of his neighbors running to the United States for support—both long-time American allies like Japan and the Philippines and former antagonists like Vietnam.
Largely as a result of these revelations, which had been aggressively asserted for years by various environmental organizations and concerned miners, Blankenship was forced to step down and Massey sold to Alpha Energy this year.
A rebel is someone who aggressively asserts his individuality in the face of the pressure to conform.
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.
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.
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.
