Sentence examples for assertion of the new from inspiring English sources

Most important in the early years was the assertion of the New South Wales Corps, stationed at Sydney from 1791.

Saskin wrote that it was "a new Glee classic", and Chaney said it "worked wonderfully as an assertion of the New Directions' championship status".

Realising this, Straw performed a U-turn and was induced, apparently by Campbell, to write an article full of wishy-washy assertions for the News of the World.

In a game that looked to be overshadowed by pre-game hype and assertions of being the newest "Game of the Century", the meeting between perennial rivals, Notre Dame and USC, called by some the second greatest rivalry in college football, would be the 77th meeting between the schools, who play for the Jeweled Shillelagh.

The exhibition sets out to demonstrate that political assaults on artworks are invariably statements about power, whether it is the assertion of a new authority, as with the toppling of a Saddam Hussein statue after the invasion of Iraq, or a protest against powerlessness, like the attacks by suffragists.

Note how familiar the words are, particularly the assertions of new strategies, the promising arrival of new troops, the continual need for the Afghans to step up and how conditions on the ground necessarily must get worse before things get better, as if there is some proven curing period that we must just be patient with.

Many Bengalis in India perceived the assertion of a new political narrative in Bangladesh, one that recast its fundamental identity in more Islamic terms, to be less secular and inclusive than before (most Indian-Bengalis are Hindus).

The group said that hybrids and plug-in electric vehicles now account for less than 3 percent of the domestic market, while meeting the new standard could require the fleet to be more than 50 percent hybrid or electric, an assertion disputed by advocates of the new rule.

In contentious questioning, the prosecutor, Kenneth Taub, has appeared skeptical of the defense assertions that the new evidence will clear Lamont Branch.

Assertions that the native people of the New World didn't come from anywhere else but were created and placed here is a creationist, religious doctrine.

This paper describes the semantic challenge underlying the concept of a coherent set of system properties, a sampling of various efforts to ascribe meaning to particular ilities, and proposes a prescriptive 20 category semantic basis for specifying a set of ilities, while avoiding the assertion of new definitions.