Sentence examples for for reasserting from inspiring English sources

The computer, in his mind, is just a tool for reasserting that variety.

His blueprints for reasserting fiscal control lack many important details but generally seem to set a proper course.

And it should encourage Democrats that pursuing a centrist, bipartisan agenda offers the best opportunity for reasserting and retaining political control.

Hostility toward philanthropy is nothing new; when John D. Rockefeller established his eponymous foundation, he was attacked for reasserting "the old reign of aristocracy under the new names of philanthropy and science".

And then, in preparation for reasserting the claim, if not of the Church of England then of religion, to have leadership in identifying those values and norms, he said: "In our relativist climate, this is very difficult".

Beginning in the 1970s, urban designers including Colin Rowe turned to figure-ground maps to illustrate the qualities that were being lost and to make the case for reasserting traditional urban patterns.

As for his goal of reasserting the importance of international norms, laws, and processes — he would only have undermined that by heading off alone, and can at least live by it by losing.

For all the talk of reasserting the sovereignty of the United Kingdom, the desire to leave the European Union is driven above all by the rise of English nationalism".

Mr. Mayne's nostalgia for Modernism reasserts itself in the elevator ride to the office floors.

Under Davis, the four-time national champion Miami weathered National Collegiate Athletic Association probation for recruiting violations before reasserting itself as a power.

France, Russia and China should recognize the need for a new resolution reasserting the right of arms investigators to go anywhere without advance notice and setting deadlines for full Iraqi cooperation.