But any hoped-for assertion of buoyant womanly triumph is sunk in a vast sea of silliness.
Most of the policies he lists at the end of his article are supported by the Greens, and his call for a assertion of the public good accords with the Green party slogan "for the common good".
In times of domestic austerity, it is tempting to look abroad for an assertion of our continued relevance.
That violent crackdown also tested Kissinger's tolerance for the assertion of American values in foreign relations.
A whole new field has been opened up for the assertion of human control over human destiny.
They offer even less support, however, for the assertion of Marc Racicot, the chairman of Bush-Cheney '04, Inc., that "there is no connection of any kind whatsoever".
We do not lack for contentious assertion — of "love it" or "hate it," of "wet kisses" and "takedowns," of flattery versus snark, and assorted other verbal equivalents of the thumb held up or pointed down.
September 11 , 1865Varslavani, Latvia September 12 , 1929Majori, Latvia Rainis, pseudonym of Jānis Pliekšāns (born Sept. 11, 1865, Varslavāni, Latvia, Russian Empire died Sept. 12, 1929, Majori, Latvia), Latvian poet and dramatist whose works were outstanding as literature and for their assertion of national freedom and social consciousness.
Finally, the universality principle allows for the assertion of jurisdiction in cases where the alleged crime may be prosecuted by all states (e.g., war crimes, crimes against the peace, crimes against humanity, slavery, and piracy).
It was an inopportune moment for an assertion of American leadership, and when it came to the debt crisis Clinton could muster little more than a wispy guarantee that American politicians "understand" what they're doing.
As a vehicle for the assertion of British exceptionalism it is exceptionally joyless: the creation of uncreative politicians who have nothing special to offer but belief in their own specialness.
