Sentence examples for assert the centrality from inspiring English sources
The Palestinians, however, continue to assert the centrality of United Nations resolutions calling on Israel to dismantle settlements and to withdraw to its pre-1967 borders.
By contrast, we assert the centrality of legal regimes and private ordering mechanisms to the creation, structure, geography, distributive effects and governance of Global Value Chains (GVCs), and thereby seek to establish the study of law and GVCs as rich and important terrain for research in its own right.
He asserts the centrality of "tradition" in jazz — as if it needed his defense — and relies on this principle to justify the limits of his taste.
Cornell's transformative diversity and inclusion framework, Toward New Destinations, provides a broad institutional structure for asserting the centrality of diversity and inclusion to the university's values and excellence.
That we have a reservoir of American jurists capable of asserting the centrality of careful and equitable reasoning — not merely, or, these days, especially, on the Supreme Court but throughout the land — and of making clear decisions by clear majorities, is heartening here, as it was heartening in the recent case of the refugee ban.
Asserting the centrality of masculinity to Irish nationalism allows Beatty to place the revolutionary years into a wider framework, and in doing so, to undermine the very notion of a singular, watershed "Irish Revolution" by connecting the ideas and experiences of Irish nationalists across generations.
Moreover, Wells asserts the centrality of South American writers in masterminding such negotiations through a selection of canonical and noncanonical texts in Spanish and Portuguese that breaks new ground by looking across the "interconnected but distinct contexts" provided by 1930s Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil (xiv).
"He can assert the Fifth Amendment".
The compulsory-science lobby began in the early 1980s by asserting its centrality in the national economy and declaring "a crisis" in maths and science teaching.
Finally, one asserts the proposition.
