Sentence examples for efforts to reassert from inspiring English sources
The geopolitical tensions have been stoked by China's territorial claims in the South China Sea, and heightened by American efforts to reassert its influence in the region.
The Kremlin's heavy-handed treatment of some critics and its sweeping efforts to reassert its rule in the provinces have led some to charge that Mr. Putin is edging the nation into authoritarian rule.
Efforts to reassert the country's racial legacy started in the 1920s with Brazilian Modernism, which cast off Europe's academic strictures, and the novels of Mario de Andrade, which focused on the switch from a white to a black culture.
He directed the efforts to reassert control over the conspirators, and he was a member of the "court of honour" that expelled many of them from the German military thus securing their conviction and their sentencing to death by a civilian court.
The US imposed sanctions on Mr Makhlouf's younger brother, Hafez- a senior official in the General Security Directorate - in 2007 for his connection with efforts to reassert Syrian control over Lebanon.
Nor will it be able to field a serious challenge to Russia's efforts to reassert its dominance over parts of the former Soviet Union, either politically (as in the case of Ukraine) or militarily (such as in Georgia).
Ms. DeLauro argued that the research paper was "not a political strategy," but an effort to reassert a claim of identity.
As part of the Kosovo Catholic Church's effort to reassert itself, Jakaj has tried to bring the Laraman community into the fold of the diocese, but to no avail.
Hamas dismissed the claims but said it had arrested suspected collaborators, apparently as part of an effort to reassert control over Gaza.
A news analysis article on Wednesday about the Obama administration's effort to reassert the American role in the Pacific region referred incorrectly to a diplomatic agreement signed by China and Southeast Asian nations in July.
In an effort to reassert their authority, the popes turned to trusted military leaders such as Gil Cardinal Álvarez Carrillo de Albornoz, who reconquered the entire Papal States in a 10-year campaign (1353 63).
