Sentence examples for has a chance to assert from inspiring English sources
Now at the last moment parliament has a chance to assert its democratic rights and the many Liberal Democrat peers, who know in their heart of hearts that this legislative procedure is fundamentally wrong, have the opportunity to stand by their principles".
And she made a withering speech here in which she pronounced him "missing in action" when he had a chance to assert himself on international matters.
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But the mall-thronged butt of "Valley-Girl" jokes has finally had it with mockery: its residents have grabbed a chance to assert their independence.That chance will come in a ballot on November 5th on whether or not the Valley should formally split itself off from the rest of Los Angeles and become a separate city.
Reality television, which was originally created as a thumb-nosing alternative for the young ("The Real World"), has been co-opted by the baby boomers, who never miss a chance to assert their hegemony on popular culture.
The 47-nation conference on nuclear security he wrapped up on Tuesday represented a chance to assert proactive leadership rather than simply showing that he is not George W. Bush.
Last weekend's two-game sweep of the Yankees was supposed to be a launching point for the Mets, a chance to assert themselves in the National League East.
I don't see this game as being a chance to assert myself or look at it as an individual battle.
