Sentence examples for hope to assert from inspiring English sources

"I do not wish to harm Japan-Australia relations over all, but I hope to assert that what's wrong is wrong," Mr. Akamatsu said.

That has created the potential for an embarrassing public dispute among E.U. nations right when the bloc most hopes to assert its leadership.

It is hard to appeal to general-election voters at the same time you are hoping to assert your credentials with your base — and your general election polls will usually suffer for it.

But, in future, the council hopes to assert much greater authority.An ambitious plan, advanced by Mahmoud Othman, a Kurdish council member, is to get the coalition's soldiers out of the business of day-to-day urban administration and security, and to turn it over to Iraqis, who can interact more smoothly with the locals.

By simulating the process of signature collection at the 1,356 stations designated for the task, the opposition hoped to assert its effect.

During previous economic downturns, either for the nation at large or for individual companies, flaunting exotic concept cars at auto shows has been a way for automakers to show defiance in the face of adversity and to assert hope for the future.

For any criticisms Gambino levels, his ultimate hope for human connection continues to assert itself.

Some are hoping Mr. Obama will do more to assert himself over Congress.

If anything, I hoped to use my position to assert new ideas and radical tactics.

We hope the Supreme Court has the sense to assert its authority over military activities that can cause environmental harm far from any battlefield.

Ryan has generally defended Ducasse, drafted in 2010 out of Massachusetts, but the 325-pound Ducasse will need to assert himself if he hopes to succeed as the Jets' primary backup.