Sentence examples for come to reassert from inspiring English sources

In 533 the moment had clearly come to reassert Christian Roman authority in the West, and Vandal North Africa seemed the most-promising theatre of operations.

Arguing that the time has come to "reassert European leadership" on the issue, he takes a swipe at his former Coalition partners, saying: "I have seen for myself the tendency for governments to place drugs reform in the 'too difficult' category.

She takes their dissatisfaction as a hopeful sign, and her book is straightforwardly a call to arms: Our rapturous submission to digital technology has led to an atrophying of human capacities like empathy and self-­reflection, and the time has come to reassert ourselves, behave like adults and put technology in its place.

For the past three years now he has been gunned down by the Spaniard at Roland Garros and then come to Wimbledon to reassert himself as the world's best player.

Here came Moore to reassert herself.

At a press conference on Monday its representatives came together to reassert their settled view that the need for a second commitment period topped their three-point list of non-negotiable requirements.

He finds himself suddenly exposed, so that when Rangers come to Parkhead today, the Celtic manager must find a way to reassert some old competitive values.

A second expedition against the fief the following year was defeated, because many of the great lords, alienated by Keiki's attempts to reassert his authority at their expense, refused to come to his aid.

The recent violence has been the worst in the region since June 2004, shortly after President Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia came to power vowing to reassert the country's control over South Ossetia and another rebel region, Abkhazia.

Booed off their home ice after a 1-1 tie with Buffalo on Saturday, they came to their Long Island haven looking to reassert their dominance here and elsewhere.

The concessions that the White House will ring out of the GOP won't alter the party's game plan to use the fiscal cliff and all other vital issues that will come down the legislative pike to reassert its traditional role as the guardian for the corporate rich and to defiantly oppose Obama administration policies.