Sentence examples for away from asserting from inspiring English sources

She is not, however, someone who has shied away from asserting herself.

In particular, fear of political consequences has led U.S. politicians and policy makers to back away from asserting the active leadership needed to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The F.C.C. has shied away from asserting that voice and data moving on wireless networks are the same thing, which would allow it to apply its greater authority over phones to broadband access services.

In a series of speeches over the past two days, Mr. Lazio has moved away from asserting that the upstate economy had "turned a corner," after critics, including some upstate Republicans, said he appeared insensitive to lingering economic distress.

His association with America, where he has spent most of the past 20 years, is becoming a burden: his Muslim opponent, Abubakar Godana Harugura, has not shied away from asserting his Islamic identity, and Lekuton has found himself backing into the political role of a so-called antifundamentalist.

And now that Wilson is handling the pitching staff -- Steve Trachsel and Tom Glavine this weekend produced the longest outings of any Mets starters this season -- he is careful to show respect for Piazza while not shying away from asserting himself.

But Democratic campaign officials have not shied away from the conflict, asserting that the Bush tax cuts were tilted in favor the rich and need to be rebalanced.

Veering away from the prospect of asserting rival claims of victory, the two chose to report simultaneously their attainment of different milestones in their quest.

As Ms. Mitchell cast her eyes downward, away from Mr. Vlasto, he asserted that his uncle's death had been orchestrated by her.

Citing his thirty-three years in the Army, "including nearly five years in combat away from my family," he asserted himself as, above all, a family man and a patriot.

Men don't instinctively move away from older women," as she asserts.