Sentence examples for continue to be asserted from inspiring English sources

The answer, probably, is towards a confederal model in which members' national sovereignty will continue to be asserted in theory, but will become less easily exercisable in practice.

So typical as to serve, metaphorically, as an extension of the copyright page: the right of the author has been - and will continue to be - energetically asserted.

"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".

The doctrine takes on a different perspective in the current corporate environment, where finger-pointing and attempts to assert individual responsibility continue to be the order of the day.

He asserts, however, that "the Druckenmillers of the world have been and will continue to be wrong about a coming debt crisis and runaway inflation".

It is curious that contributory negligence continues to be so rarely asserted.

But Taser continues to be bogged down by lawsuits that assert that the guns injured police officers and played a role in accidental deaths.

But Officer Nardo asserted that such materials continued to be posted and distributed, even after Mr. Fersh retired in October 2000.

Asserting authority at home, however, continues to be a challenge for Maduro.

Their major tactic was and continues to be manufacturing uncertainty (Michaels, 2008; Oreskes & Conway, 2010), constantly asserting that the evidence is not sufficient to warrant regulatory action.

"You're seeing the way we adjust our frames of reference to continue to assert, 'I'm the kind of person who'll be O.K.'" Probably some of this resilience stems from the way the survey (with a +/- 3 percent margin of error) was conducted.