Sentence examples for asserted their confidence from inspiring English sources

At a news conference later, representatives of several Portland mosques asserted their confidence in law enforcement officials' actions so far.

Secondly, they would not hesitate to direct the stockholders' attention to the existence of minimum liquidating values in excess of the market price, and to assert their confidence in the reality of these values.

Using these combinations of data sources, we categorize learners into Communities of Practice (CoPs), within which learners thrive collaboratively to build further their career readiness and assert their professional confidence.

One hundred professors asserted their rightful share of responsibility in a vote of no-confidence last month, but the Yale-NUS contract had already been signed and sealed.

(Even PT Barnum never asserted their authenticity).

They should not have too much self-confidence, not assert their sexuality or independence and never express their appetite or desire.

But only recently has the new economic clout of American Indians the result, chiefly, of their booming casinos, one of which is run by the Muckleshoots given them the confidence to assert their sovereignty.

The reason for his party's improvement, he believes, is that out of adversity Lib Dem ministers and MPs have found new fight and confidence to assert their own identity.

Industry researchers assert their findings, and government researchers assert theirs.

It therefore follows that if parents exhibit ' Expertise in care' as CoC-HP co-ordinators they exude confidence and knowledge and assert their expertise in the CoC-HP because they have learnt from professionals [ 46] and are confident expressing their identity.

Those tensions are likely to worsen in coming months as domestic pressures in each country push the governments to assert their agendas more boldly, and as China's confidence in its economic system continues to grow.