Sentence examples for asserted personal from inspiring English sources

Career humanitarians asserted personal growth, and indicated becoming more understanding, reflective, compassionate and socially conscious.

That statute, Section 3114, is routinely invoked to assert personal jurisdiction over virtually every nonresident director and officer defendant in shareholder litigation.

As president, he moved steadily to assert personal control over the military and the media — along with much of the economy.

The measure also would have prevented the ethics office from looking into any matter except on the basis of "a sworn complaint from a citizen asserting personal knowledge of any alleged violation".

Employees working in uninspiring jobs may be tempted to enact destructive behaviour as a source of stimulation, whereas individuals stressed out by heavy workloads may perpetrate bullying to cope with frustration or to assert personal control.

He told his party: "We know more certainly than ever before that there is a strong progressive majority in Britain, I wish more than I can possibly say that I could mobilise that majority, but I could not – I have to accept and to assert personal responsibility the fault is mine, and I will carry that alone.

While some readers found in poems a resource for aesthetic pleasure and the enjoyment of linguistic complexity, many others turned to poems for spiritual and psychic wellbeing, adapted popular musical settings of poems to spread scandal and satire, or used poems as a medium for asserting personal and family memories as well as local and national affiliations.

A court may not assert personal jurisdiction over a plaintiff's claim simply because it may constitutionally assert personal jurisdiction over similar claims filed by another plaintiff against the same defendant.

"As academic researchers, it's not appropriate for us to assert personal beliefs," Riedman said.

A formal closing starts the time period in which dissatisfied parties may assert personal claims against the executor or administrator.

If Jesus came back, he wouldn't sue to make his name be said in Caesar's house because Jesus wasn't about asserting personal power".