Sentence examples for has once again asserted from inspiring English sources

Behind this froth, what is plain is that China has once again asserted its determination to protect its own sovereignty whatever the issue, and is intent on doing things its way.

While both Samoas have been bracing for this economic disaster for quite some time, nature has once again asserted its supremacy on these islands.

Victorian prudishness, he asserts, has once again concealed the rough, uncultured truth.

David Cameron has once again called for a transparent and independent investigation into war crimes committed during Sri Lanka's 26 year long civil war, asserting that he backs a March deadline set by the UN.

... New York has once again stolen Babe Ruth.

It has once again been delayed.

This debate has once again engulfed Washington.

Fiction has, once again, foreshadowed reality.

Having quoted the same passage in De constantia (I.14), in a similarly religious vein, Lipsius once again asserted, with his "Christian" Seneca, that "we are born into a kingdom where obedience to God is true liberty" (Manuductio III.12).

Standing before the state Supreme Judicial Court, NOM's lawyer Kaylan Phillips once again asserted that the anti-LGBT organization, alone among the participants in the ballot measure campaigns, should not have been required to form a PAC and reveal its donors.

In 1984, the League once again asserted its independence, earning the ire of both major parties.