Sentence examples for cannot reassert from inspiring English sources

" 'Liberated territory' is areas where the regime cannot reassert itself even with air power," said Andrew J. Tabler, who follows the conflict at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, "I'm not sure there is much territory like that at the moment".

The court was reasserting the fundamental principle that the executive cannot rule by monarchical decree, but must seek the consent of parliament if it wants to change the law.

Others worry that Britain cannot afford to wait for the inauguration of a new American president to reassert itself as Washington's closest ally, given assiduous competition from France and Germany.

Hughes then tries to show the limits of science when it comes to understanding the philosophical implications of fundamental questions of cosmology, evolution, and morality, and concludes that because science alone cannot finally answer these persistent problems, there is an opening for philosophy to reassert itself.

In early May , 15House Republicans sent President Bush a letter urging action in Sudan: "The time is at hand to reassert the resolve of the United States that the atrocities taking place in Darfur cannot stand".

The UK government should use prisoner votes to reassert its authority over Strasbourg, and if necessary, prepare to leave the court's jurisdiction if it cannot be reformed".

Conservatives will reassert themselves.

We cannot recall a more complex and challenging... environment in recent decades, and the Foreign Office needs to have the diplomatic and analytical capability to reassert its leading role".

Principle began to reassert itself.

Here came Moore to reassert herself.

Surely John Kerry will reassert himself eventually?