Sentence examples for asserted a new from inspiring English sources
But recently, it has asserted a new approach in the region, its words and methods as likely to provoke Washington as to advance its own interests.
The Liberal Democrat leader, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, on Monday asserted a new independence by heaping moral outrage on Mr. Murdoch and urging him to rescind his BSkyB bid — a full day before Mr. Cameron would do the same.
The amended petition, which averred the statute of Kansas, having asserted a new cause of action, the next question is, was recovery under this petition barred by the Missouri statute of limitations?
They defined the field as "the scientific study of optimal human functioning" and asserted "a new commitment on the part of research psychologists to focus attention upon the sources of psychological health, thereby going beyond prior emphases upon disease and disorder".
LVG: Ha ha! No, I am certainly asserting a new kind of African identity.
Still, after investing little capital on global warming, Bush lately has tried to assert a new leadership role.
She left America, at the start of the civil rights era, when African-Americans were asserting a new confidence.
By wearing old western clothing, are fashionistas like yourself imitating colonial trends or asserting a new kind of African identity?
Mr. Bush asserts a new doctrine for America, the right of preemptive attack, to keep Saddam Hussein from using his weapons.
Perspecta 44's multidisciplinary scope, with contributors ranging from legal scholars to software engineers, asserts a new set of coordinates for mapping the terms of architectural production.
We also opposed their attendance, believing it would allow Tehran, usually so deft in exploiting international differences, to falsely assert a new legitimacy for its policies, including brutal repression of its own people.
