Sentence examples for been able to reassert from inspiring English sources

Since the departure of Ben Ali, who enforced a political and legal code based on staunch secularism, the voices of the religious have been able to reassert themselves in the public square.

The governing party, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), has been able to reassert control for itself through propaganda, namely anti-corruption campaigns, which in turn have curried favor with the masses.

It was a credit to the Bucks that they were able to reassert themselves in the second half.

ʿArafāt retained the support of some Arab leaders and eventually was able to reassert his leadership of the PLO.

Under the Sui (581 618) and Tang (618 907) dynasties, China was able to reassert some control over south Manchuria.

Right now, people are wondering whether, after Trump's apparently inevitable defeat on November 8th, the Republican establishment will be able to reassert control over the Party.

But in the case of Princess Margaret the royal family's traditional stoicism will be able to reassert itself without public objection.

Fein suggested that the only way Congress will be able to reassert its power is by cutting off funds to the executive branch for programs that it thinks are illegal.

After Israel's invasion and occupation of southern Lebanon in 1982 85, Assad was able to reassert control of the country, eventually compelling Lebanese Christians to accept constitutional changes granting Muslims equal representation in the government.

Asked whether Mr. Paterson would be able to reassert himself and bring the party behind his choice by next year, June O'Neill, the state Democratic chairwoman, said she was not worried.

The question moving forward is whether HMD will be able to reassert Nokia as a truly bleeding-edge brand as it continues to flood the market with branded devices.