Sentence examples for foundation to assert from inspiring English sources

And now, recent lawsuits filed by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and more than two dozen municipalities, the first major assault on gun makers, have forced the foundation to assert its own political agenda rather than to rely on the rifle group.

The Clintons are right to assert that their foundation is infinitely more worthy than Trump's, but it is also more than fair to wish that the Clintons, knowing full well that they were not done with public life, had taken far greater care to avoid potential conflicts of interest, or even the appearance of them.

After years of pursuing other career paths, including working at McKinsey & Company and a hedge fund, Ms. Clinton, 33, has begun to assert herself as a force within the foundation.

It has indeed become a "truism" to assert that sound and reliable information is the foundation of all aspects of health system decision-making and that health information systems (HIS) are a core component of any effective health system [ 1].

First, we cannot say that the foundation of the policy -- the I.N.S. determination that 6-year-old children necessarily lack sufficient capacity to assert, on their own, an asylum claim -- is unreasonable...

He also used a study released this week by the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, to assert that Mr. Bush had been wrong when he said in Wednesday's debate that "the percentage of uninsured in Texas has gone down while the percentage of uninsured in America has gone up".

Congress needs to assert its legislative supremacy.

He did not need to assert himself.

and the Collective Security Treaty Organization to assert its leadership.

To assert otherwise is simply incorrect".

Her efforts to assert herself remained housebound.