The phrase "assert active" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to programming or linguistics, where one might refer to asserting an active state or condition.
Example: "In the code, we need to assert active status for the user session to ensure proper functionality."
Alternatives: "declare active" or "confirm active status".
Therefore, the more decisions you make with active consciousness, the more assert active control over your destiny.
As the "practical, political side" of Taoist philosophy, Arthur Waley translated them as "abstention from aggressive war and capital punishment", "absolute simplicity of living", and "refusal to assert active authority".
Baron's civic humanists advocated a departure from the medieval ideals of contemplation and asceticism to assert an active life that included trade and profit.
Some Pakistani scholars and journalists assert that active membership of the OIC and a low-key association with SAARC denies legitimacy to an organization where India has a dominant or primary role.
In a June 5, 2014 research post, "There are too many active managers", Towers Watson asserts that active managers should be only 30% of all managers rather than the current 80%.
In his order, Trump asserted that "active management of vegetation is needed to treat..
In particular, fear of political consequences has led U.S. politicians and policy makers to back away from asserting the active leadership needed to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Studies in medicine and dentistry have asserted that active reminders induce positive behavioral change and disease prevention.
Indeed, it was foolish of the Cameron government to allow the seemingly passive term "remain" to define the potential future of the U.K. in Europe rather than asserting an active goal for building a better future.
The Pentagon is also moving to assert a more active role in human spying operations.
These involve home visits and telephone follow-up, aimed to encourage patients to assert a more active role during care transitions.
