Sentence examples for has asserted its from inspiring English sources
Asia will have arrived not when it has asserted its independence from the West, but when it can engage comfortably, confidently, and on equal terms with it.
Tuesday's action is not the first time the Navajo nation has asserted its trademarks, though it has never before taken action in federal court, said tribal department of justice attorney Brian Lewis.
It has asserted its authority in some border towns by lopping off limbs or even the heads of men they accuse of fighting against them.
The United States was also responsible for defining the zones claimed by Japan, Taiwan and South Korea, a legacy of the American military role played in the region since the Cold War, and an underlying source of resentment in China that perhaps helps to explain why it has asserted its own zone.
"The board's greatest impact has come when it has asserted its independence from the department and, indeed, from City Hall as well".
As union membership has dwindled, the board has asserted its power to protect nonunion workers, issuing rules that make it illegal for companies to punish workers for communicating on Facebook or by e-mail about their wages or bosses.
Yet rebel it has, asserting its right to speak in Washington and Albany on behalf of its members and moving forward with major organizational decisions without clearing them with Mr. Crosson.
Gershom Gorenberg puts the post-1967 issue with great clarity in his fine book, "The Unmaking of Israel": "If Israel really believed that the territorial division created by the 1949 armistice was null and void, it could have asserted its sovereignty in all of former Palestine — and granted the vote and other democratic rights to all inhabitants".
A climate of retreat had asserted its hegemony over hope.
Having asserted its right to sovereignty, the country can now find nobody to actually run it.
In a recent interview, Eamon Gilmore, Ireland's deputy prime minister, said that Ireland had asserted its role as a "modern democracy".
