Sentence examples for has to assert itself from inspiring English sources
And Australia has already been drawn into Sino-American rivalries by an American demand that it help lobby European countries not to lift their arms embargo against China.This unwanted loyalty test will seem as nothing compared with what will happen if America has to assert itself again in the Taiwan strait, and asks—as it surely will for Australian support, citing the ANZUS pact.
The approach is about attention to the particularities of surfaces and space and a belief that architecture does not always have to assert itself with forms and structure, but can work through light or paint.
Despite this, the Namibian side still had to assert itself from time to time.
But having to assert authority is in itself often an admission of its lack.
The U.S. has failed to assert itself as the most influential power, and has too often allowed excessive violence to severely undermine the peace process as happened during the second Intifada under the Bush administration's watch between years 2000 and 2006.
"Organized psychiatry has failed to assert itself," he said.
"The unfocused type of person that dominates the present has begun to assert itself".
Since its high point of the Million Man March in 1995, it has struggled to assert itself as a powerbroker in black American politics.
Iraq's parliament failed to vote on a state of emergency, dealing another blow to Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's government, which has struggled to assert itself outside the capital.
