Sentence examples similar to asserts strongly from inspiring English sources

Still, at this point, I would not assert strongly an argument that the trip will, in fact, either make a useful difference to internal Palestinian or Palestinian-Israeli relations, or to Syrian or Iranian government capacity.

Rep. 703, assert very strongly the same principle.

Hawks pilloried them for not asserting themselves strongly enough.

But the principle that he asserted most strongly was the need to place the user first.

When applied to a woman it most often describes her appearance, but is also used to indicate female behaviour that would not be considered objectionable when coming from a male – asserting a strongly held opinion, for instance.

So far, [Chinese brands] haven't caught on and haven't asserted themselves strongly enough.

"Tūhoe have always asserted very strongly that Te Urewera is who they are.

Some roles that had little effect onstage assert themselves strongly at home, like that of the old Priest, fervently sung by Laszlo Polgar.

While Ismay "deemed it wise not to step too boldly in a political role" in disputes among the members, he asserted himself strongly on issues relevant to the organisation of NATO.

We need to assert more strongly that genes, and gene products, function together as a cooperative unit.

The Hudson River School, then the first native school of art in America, strongly asserts itself.