Sentence examples for any reassertion from inspiring English sources

But in the zero-sum politics of this conflict of nations, any reassertion of an Israeli hold on the plateau was bound to inflame Palestinians' own fears.

So, any reassertion of U.S. government power depends on a fantasy that the U.S. government actually can assert that power.

The pipeline helps tie Western oil companies and their governments to long-term commitments in this region and, together with the contingent of better-trained troops, is seen as helping to guarantee Georgia's independence against any reassertion of Moscow's influence.

Such a resolution, it is assumed, would include a reassertion that any final accord would recognise Israel and guarantee its security, and that the mutual border would be based on the 1967 line, with land swaps; that the states would share Jerusalem as their capital; and that the Palestinian refugee problem would be resolved.

These are not in any sense concessions to "Islam," but on the contrary a reassertion that American values are universal and do not suffer any kind of double standard, and that they could be shared by atheists, Christians, Muslims and others.

The attack on multiculturalism - so often sold as a reassertion of Enlightenment principles - often masks a distinctly unenlightened reassertion of hierarchic and traditionalist thinking.

For Mr. Obama, this was a MacArthur moment, a reassertion of civilian control.

It's not a justification, but a reassertion of the usually excised historical context.

"Our withdrawal represents a reassertion of America's sovereignty," he said.

Victorian novels always end with a reassertion of the principle of Separate Spheres.

But in this case Mr. Thompson wasn't after a reinvention so much as a reassertion.