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While China has thus far emphasised a cooperative attitude in Arctic affairs, it might become more assertive in the governance of the region in response to confrontation with US in other parts of the world.

In fact, if the euro is to survive, German policymakers have to play a much more assertive role in the governance of the euro zone.

The panel also calls for a better financial settlement for the WHO and good governance "through decisive, timebound reform and assertive leadership", a nod towards the elections for the next director general when Margaret Chan steps down in 2017.

If Brazil wants to be a world leader in the debate about Internet governance, it will have to be more assertive.

The departures from Hu's report, coupled with the elevation of Xi as China's unquestioned policymaker for the foreseeable future, suggests we may see a China more focused on great power status, more active in global governance, more triumphant about its political model and more assertive throughout Asia.

Image damage from "no" votes could be severe in today's turbulent corporate governance environment, so companies must now become far more assertive in explaining how their top executives are paid.

"We wonder how many more of these issues have to surface before the board takes a more assertive oversight role over the activities of News Corporation management," Anne Sheehan, director of corporate governance at the California State Teachers Retirement Systemm, which owns 5.9 million shares of nonvoting stock in News Corporation, said in a statement the day the parliamentary report came out.

It's a level of governance that people can participate in and be effective". Some cities are already taking more assertive roles.

Be assertive!

Practice being assertive, but considerate.

And they are quite assertive.