Sentence examples for assert regularly from inspiring English sources

The willingness to assert regularly such a doctrine would require a combination of moral clarity, grit and the ultimate ability to project military power that few nations within the European Union, our indispensable ally, appear likely to possess for the foreseeable future.

And female power asserted itself regularly, if more covertly than it had on the Greek stage.

Against this background is the current wider context where, in violation of the UN charter, Iran is threatened by the US, UK and Israeli leaders, who regularly assert that "the military option" is on the table.

So it will be interesting to see, as the future of the monarchy becomes a more contested issue, and as republicans begin to assert their views more regularly, whether or not those freedoms extend to republicans, or whether, like in Spain, those of us who call for a democratic alternative to the monarchy will be prosecuted and silenced.

Yet Gordon Brown regularly asserts that the war in Afghanistan is "vital" to British security.

In February 2012, a former Harper's Bazaar intern sued Hearst Magazines, asserting that she regularly worked 40 to 55 hours a week without being paid.

The principle of "subsidiarity" is regularly asserted as a means of restoring authority to the UK's supreme court and promoting its ability on its own to interpret articles from the European convention on human rights.

The president of the Privy Council became a kind of prime minister; although holders of this office did not hesitate to show independence of Madrid in order to protect their interests, they remained supporters of absolutism, regularly asserting the authority of the royal government at the expense of regional and local rights.

The money laundering charges asserted that he regularly received tribute payments due a mob boss, so the prosecutors said it was clear that the jury had accepted their assertions that he controlled the crime family's far-flung interests, including its corrupt control of the main longshoremen's union in New York.

Wary of antagonising Moscow's fears of western "encirclement" and feeding its well-oiled propaganda effort, which regularly asserts that Nato agreed at the end of the cold war not to station forces in the former Warsaw Pact countries, Nato has declined to establish permanent bases in the east.

Just to be clear, I am not one of those people whom Mr. Gunderson regularly asserts are "ideologically opposed" to your sector.