Sentence examples for designed to assert from inspiring English sources

His campaign is designed to assert the Tory strengths, leadership and the economy and ruthlessly exclude any social, foreign or other policy that does not support them.

Alongside wrangling over the EU deal, Mr Cameron is also finalising new domestic legislation designed to assert the sovereignty of the UK Parliament.

One extreme example would be the Tibet Museum in Lhasa, where the signage in Chinese and English is clearly designed to assert China's right to hegemony in Tibet.

Cable's unprecedented letter, sent on 24 November on his own initiative, was designed to assert the independence of Lib Dem macro-economic policy after the election.

The demolition was the violent climax of a pan-Indian movement designed to assert the political supremacy of the country's religious majority.

Each of these revisionist powers - accumulating military capability at different rates, scales and varying levels of sophistication - are designed to assert behavior that sharply reduces or eliminates America's contributions and thus undermine global security in the Indo-Asia-Pacific Indo-Asia-Pacific Indo-Asia-Pacific

Finally a cross-sectional survey allows the description of the association of criterion and predictor variables but is not the strongest design to assert causation between variables.

At the same time he provides very basic clues to the meaning of things by sorting some 200 pieces from the permanent collection into functional categories: objects designed to give protection, to assert authority, to project a sense of personal style and so on.

International co-operation was the unofficial theme: some of Europe's biggest theatre directors were invited to attend, with a programme – curated by Lev Dodin, veteran director of the city's Maly theatre – designed to show St Petersburg asserting its historic role as Russia's gateway to the wider world.

American officials have described his actions as "the biggest military computer hack of all time".American authorities sought his extradition under a 2003 treaty that, British critics of the legislation assert, was designed to help prosecute terrorists but that has been misused by American prosecutors as a catchall measure in less onerous cases unrelated to national security.

That plan, she asserted, was designed to fatten his local's dues collections.