Sentence examples for have to be asserted from inspiring English sources
In a letter dated Nov. 17, 1938, the Isar Life Insurance Stock Company said that so many Jewish clients were desperately trying to cash in their policies "that the worst fears have to be asserted for the further existence of our company". Isar asked the Government's Oversight Office for permission to deny payment or to convert policies owned by Jews to nonredeemable status.
To complete the semantic description of the molecular skeleton, mereological relationships between the various sub-components of a given entity have to be asserted.
At some point even the most dedicated numbers fanatic would accept that quality has to be asserted against quantity.
"Our sense of self and memory," he continued, "has to be asserted over every competing memory of the past, because it was so traumatic and painful".
For the aristocrats of the interior, the memories of Majapahit's hierarchical system of government under a godlike king represented standards of civilized behaviour that had to be asserted at all cost against the forces of confusion released by the coastal population.
We stand for those values and we have to be willing to assert them.
You have to be able to assert yourself and make your voice heard and lead and push something.
This year in Berlin, the Australian prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, told German policymakers, "You have to be able to assert your sovereign right to control your own borders.
In order to change this, students with disabilities have to be bold and assert themselves.
To be a true individual, you have to be able to assert yourself and be comfortable stating your ideas.
