Sentence examples for has increasingly assumed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bashir, whose brother, Adm. Noman Bashir, is commander of the Pakistani Navy, is known to work closely with the Pakistani military establishment, which has increasingly assumed control of foreign policy from the civilian government in recent months.

Many note that his bleak and unflattering depiction of a traditional Muslim society comes at a time when the defense of laïcité, the French model of secularism, has increasingly assumed anti-Muslim undertones, and when the far-right National Front was able to beat all other parties in the 2014 European Parliament elections, with nearly twenty-five per cent of the vote.

Joining the ranks of fire hydrants, pay-phone booths and signposts before them, the bike kiosks have increasingly assumed an expanded role.

Ranke typically restricts himself to the Latin and Germanic nations as the protagonists of cultural development, among whom from the 16th century on the Protestant states had increasingly assumed leadership; and just as typically, he focusses on political history; i.e., the foreign relations of states and their systems of government and administration.

And Nevada has increasingly become blue-leaning.

That way has increasingly become Gareth Bale.

And the union has increasingly cooperated.

Immigration has increasingly been criminalized.

Indeed, the findings of "behavioral finance" in recent years have increasingly challenged the fundamental rationality assumed by defenders of "efficient markets," those who believe Eugene Fama's famous dictum that prices "fully reflect available information".

On the one hand, patient groups in the US and elsewhere have increasingly claimed a right to assume experimental risks by accessing investigational drug products.

Brussels increasingly has assumed the role of administrative "Capital of Europe," giving that city a special role in international affairs and providing an antidote to the growing internal fragmentation of Belgium itself.