That seemed to be what Barack Obama was after Monday, an echo of F.D.R. in 1937 — a reassertion of government, of commonality.
Owen claimed to see in the Timaeus a reassertion of several metaphysical views familiar from the Republic but (on the reading proposed by Owen) subsequently exposed for refutation in these two dialogues, both of which on the orthodox view precede the Timaeus.
In addition to a reassertion of Byzantine military power and political authority, the period under the Macedonian dynasty is characterised by a cultural revival in spheres such as philosophy and the arts.
In an editorial, it said the campaign in Scotland has been a reassertion of "some of the things that matter most to this newspaper and its readers".
At its best, the independence referendum campaign in Scotland has been a reassertion of some of the things that matter most to this newspaper and its readers.
The great wave of migration to the United States by Roman Catholics in the 1840s prompted a reassertion of the principle of secular government by state legislatures fearing allocation of government funds to parochial educational facilities.
The editorial posted on the paper's website on Friday evening said: "At its best, the independence referendum campaign in Scotland has been a reassertion of some of the things that matter most to this newspaper and its readers.
Algeria, Mali's northern neighbour and the Sahara's greatest military power, has been deeply wary of outside intervention in the crisis, fearing it could mark a reassertion of French influence in the Sahel.
With regard to first question, I argue that the rejection of Idealism in Britain was in no sense [End Page 41] a reassertion of national tradition.
Now they are back, in a quiet reassertion of Dutch history.
