Sentence examples for been asserted over from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, from Chester and Shrewsbury, the Normans had penetrated more deeply into Wales, so that at Domesday, though the area colonized was limited, Norman lordship had been asserted over numerous cantrefs and commotes that had previously formed portions of the kingdoms of Gwynedd and Powys.

General jurisdiction may be asserted over a defendant "whose activities in the forum state have been continuous and systematic...

"Our sense of self and memory," he continued, "has to be asserted over every competing memory of the past, because it was so traumatic and painful".

For some reason it needs to be asserted, over and over again, that the primary purpose of movies is to provide entertainment, that the reason everyone goes to the movies is to have fun.

"But as I looked more closely at the way that power is asserted over us, it became more obvious how much mainstream pop culture (and in particularly, music videos) syndicates a puppet-mentality, where bodies are seemingly controlled and manipulated by outside forces.

That said, the courts have been asserting their authority over parliament in recent decades.

But now comes word via Techdirt that a class action suit has been filed by Good Morning to You, Inc. against Warner/Chappell Music, the entity that has been asserting copyright ownership over HBTY (and collecting those royalties).

But since annexing Crimea, Moscow has been asserting ever greater control over the Kerch Strait.

It is asserted, for example, that over the last hundred years the average temperature at the earth's surface has gone up by 0.5deg.

In November 2017, she made a second complaint to the DPC that legal professional privilege was being "incorrectly asserted" over correspondence she was seeking to have released.

By making this request, Japan was asserting sovereignty over the Ryukyus (and acknowledging Chinese sovereignty over Taiwan).