They see it not just as reasserting their blackness but rejecting whiteness.
For once, Mr Brown will find himself directly in the firing line as the government tries to do something unpopular with its own supporters.As well as reasserting the prime minister's influence at the expense of the chancellor's, the five-year plans have given the government renewed purpose, something notoriously hard to achieve after seven years in office.
(RNS) When Pope Francis canonizes Popes John XXIII and John Paul II on Sunday (April 27), Catholics across the spectrum will have reason to cheer: Liberals credit John with opening the church to the modern world in the 1960s, and conservatives hail John Paul as reasserting orthodoxy after too many innovations.
The aim was as much to reassert control of the estate as to put an alleged dealer out of business.
If a person has a right not to be assaulted, for example, then we must treat an assault against her as wrong, so as to reassert that right.
A similar dynamic therefore occurred in the 2000s as warlords reasserted authority and became entrenched with the backing of the Afghan and U.S. governments.
Both Schmidt and Rosenberg lost responsibility at Google as Larry Page reasserted control in 2011 and publicly declared that he was pursuing a faster pace of innovation.
And on Tuesday, she was proven right, as Handel reasserted the political lines in suburban Atlanta in the age of Trump.
In 2012, for example, Chinese officials indirectly encouraged a consumer boycott of Japanese goods as Japan reasserted its claim to disputed islands it calls the Senkakus and the Chinese call the Diaoyus.
There was no drama to Obama's address — just a unifying theme, at long last, as he reasserted the role of government in rebooting and rebuilding the country for a new century and putting Americans back to work.
Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin presented the findings as he reasserted the case for the new rail line.
