Sentence examples for has now asserted from inspiring English sources

But Corker has now asserted that Republicans know Trump's presidency constitutes an ongoing, abnormal, multifaceted danger to the country.

Parliament has now asserted its authority and sovereignty and effectively exposed the threat of no deal as an empty one.

Every level of government – local, state, federal – has now asserted itself over the one below, like a series of civic nested dolls.

When faced with the false and libelous claims she has now asserted in this lawsuit, Mr. Goguen wanted Ms. Baptiste to leave him and his family alone, and felt that he had no choice but to pay her to accomplish this".

The evidence, though, is piling up: a member of the AEC has now asserted in writing that he opposed Parsons' termination and was forced off the board.

That other world has now fully asserted its strange power.

The Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel has now released a memo asserting that the law "does not prohibit" officials from homeland security or the White House from reviewing the report.

The book, published by Melbourne University Press, seeks to define Shorten's image ahead of the full force of the election campaign, and recast the thing he is best known for, being a unionist and ALP factional leader, asserting that he has now left factional sparring behind him.

The NFL has now turned the Act for its advantage, asserting that it protects both employee strikes and employer lockouts.

(She has now paid the money back, but continues to assert that it is within the guidelines).

The country has now been so prosperous for so long, they assert, that voters simply take good times for granted.