"In the first two years, the Croat and Serb factions were very fragile … Commanders didn't see the PFWICs as a strategic threat and it allowed factions to reassert their control.
Egypt would reopen the Rafah crossing only when the Palestinian faction Hamas reconciled with the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas of Fatah, and allowed him to reassert his authority over all Palestinian territory, including Gaza, Mr. Mubarak said Tuesday in a nationally televised speech.
The hour also allowed Ryan to reassert himself after being tempted to play the martyr last week, and I loved his verbal smackdown of Vasquez when the SEAL mistakenly dubbed him a "low-level analyst".
Still, the governor is hoping appearances like the one on Sunday will allow him to reassert himself as the state's top Democrat.
Copland had Socialist sympathies, but he was also a savvy businessman, and orchestrating the work was a strategic move, allowing him to reassert his modernist bona fides at a time when more populist styles had acquired a Soviet tinge.
Society should have a way of rewarding those who genuinely make a difference, not least because it allows us to reassert the communal belief that there is such a thing as society.
And if this process is allowed to slip, even for a day, nature begins to reassert itself.
Thus, the medical press also reasserted the exclusive authority of practitioners to decide the question: "We may be allowed to say, that we think the medical question of contagion has been unnecessarily mixed up with matters tending very much to bias a portion of the public against the doctrine.
Individual limitations reassert themselves only when the race is over; only then is the body released from the tyranny of the shell and allowed to vomit, lose consciousness or gracefully expire..
A return to the sort of fractious coalition governments that paralysed Turkey for decades until 2002 could even allow the generals to reassert their influence.
