Sentence examples for an interest in asserting from inspiring English sources

Though Chancellor Angela Merkel's aides have declared an interest in asserting a more "robust" foreign policy, they have been notably cautious in the Ukraine crisis, in part to keep a separate diplomatic channel open.

How could there be any interest in asserting that a man can be a stockbroker or a farmer or an astronaut or a miner?

He possessed no power tools and showed no interest in asserting his masculinity in such a way.

Mr. Blair's interest in asserting his leadership was heightened by the political sensitivity of the moment.

Black, like others with an interest in the case, asserts that no matter what Bush or Ashcroft believe, it will be hard for them to have the government reverse course.

"Those who have argued that we are the natural owners of our rights and liberties," Graeber writes, "have been mainly interested in asserting that we should be free to give them away, or even to sell them".

For starters, we were interested in asserting whether the characteristics observed on the whole OpenPGP WoT [11] repeated in the subset of it represented by the Debian keyrings.

Then, the representative must notify the immediate family members and, according to the rules, "any other persons who may reasonably be expected to assert an interest in an award or to have a cause of action to recover damages relating to the wrongful death of the decedent".

In particular, beneficiaries find fiduciaries more helpful in promoting their interests than in asserting ongoing, independent control over their own lives.

He asserted that "there is an inherent financial conflict of interest" in letting financial services companies, which have an interest in promoting their own brands, administer plans.

Take an interest in his interests.