Sentence examples for has begun asserting from inspiring English sources

After years of manufacturing handsets for other companies, HTC has begun asserting its own name with high-end smartphones.

Indeed, as part of its contract battle with Verizon, the communications workers' union has began asserting in its picket signs that Verizon and its highly paid chief executive are part of the 1 percent, while the Verizon workers who face demands for concessions are part of the 99 percent.

With each beyond her 21st birthday, Venus and Serena have begun asserting their independence.

Around Thanksgiving Mr. Muhammad moved up to Neverland and is said to have begun asserting control.

More recently, the U.S. EPA has simply begun asserting that its procedures have evolved to consider human variation in cancer risk (see question 6 in U.S. EPA 2011), but these amount to one trivial adjustment and one empty promise.

Coinciding with this shift, she has begun to assert herself at the table.

"The unfocused type of person that dominates the present has begun to assert itself".

In recent weeks, Gillespie has begun to assert that there are more than 2,000 MS-13 gang members in Fairfax County.

Mr. Robb, the chairman of the Democratic Leadership Council, an independent group of elected officials, has begun to assert his views on a range of policy issues in recent weeks.

But the plan has faded from the public debate as violence has declined and the Maliki government has begun to assert its sovereignty.

Slowly, over the last three years, and furiously, over the last three months, Mr. Bruno has begun to assert his own claim as the state Republican Party's standard-bearer.