Sentence examples for expected to assert from inspiring English sources

That will be important for Israel, which is expected to assert, and seek international backing for its assertion, that the guerrillas can no longer legitimize violent attacks on its northern border.

Lawyers for the exchange are expected to assert that the report remains a privileged document.

Mr. Tanaka is moving faster than expected to assert his control.

In all three meetings he's expected to assert his views with more force than ever" ("Sahara Blast Successful" 1).

It's here where Tea Party activists have expected to assert their influence over the party's nominating process.

Mr. Koh is expected to assert that the American role does not constitute "hostilities" for legal purposes.

Still, for progressives, the eroding power of the churches is a most welcome development: the religions right can no longer claim to be the sole source of morality and virtue, nor can they expect to assert their will in political matters and be obeyed without question.

However many bailouts have occurred, Ms. Schapiro is expected to strongly assert that the $2.5 trillion invested in money market funds remains vulnerable to losses that could threaten the entire financial system, according to her written testimony, which was released Wednesday.

Blair has always defended his decision to send British troops to join the American-led invasion in 2003 and today he is expected to strongly assert that he acted in good faith and that the war brought benefits to the people of Iraq.

Mainstream scientists are still struggling to find a word that implies that further warming is expected to re-assert itself - maybe a pause in warming, or a hiatus, or an apparent standstill.

In our main analysis we did not include chromosome size as candidate explanatory variable as we had no a priori reason to expect it to assert a direct effect on diversity level (in contrast to an indirect effect, via recombination).