The phrase "asserting values" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of expressing or affirming certain beliefs, principles, or standards.
Example: "The organization is focused on asserting values that promote equality and justice in the community."
Alternatives: "affirming principles" or "declaring beliefs".
It's a piece of Jewish thinking to celebrate victory over oppression, to assert values of freedom and liberty and, of course, light, because the holiday is in the winter when it is very dark.
At time t, if the assert value of the firm v is in the continuation region, then the firm should not go bankrupt, and if v is in the bankruptcy region, then the firm should go bankrupt at once.
Yes, Germany deserves credit for respecting and asserting Western values as others fade, but it's essential that these values are backed up by power.
Harris's militancy in asserting these values seems to be largely a reaction to Islamist terrorism.
One was nationalist, asserting native values of freedom and energy, as if America herself made the works.
Imagine if, instead, our response had been non-violent – asserting our values, respecting and entrenching liberty and the rule of law and arguing ceaselessly back to the militant Islamicists.
Rapper Young Thug, who poses in the star-filled new Calvin Klein ads wearing a dress over trousers from their womenswear range, says, in the accompanying video, that it's not a hinderance to asserting masculine values.
Certainly, as long ago as 1990 Greenblatt was passionately asserting humane values, writing unselfconsciously and individualistically about his own "inner life", denying that he was motivated in his work by "theoretical and programmatic considerations", and arguing for the universality of human emotion in the face of fashionable relativism.
Pulling the party lever is a way of asserting our values.
During debates and interviews assert your values, re-assert your values, and describe how your solutions serve your values.
