Sentence examples for intended to reassert from inspiring English sources
The artist's first big American show for 30 years, at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), is intended to reassert his place in the canon.
Columns of M1A1 Abrams tanks and M2 Bradley transports rumbled through the night in a display of force intended to reassert control of this unruly city.
"Over the last two years, we've made progress," Mr. Obama said at a White House news conference intended to reassert his leadership as Republicans celebrated their capture of the House and gains in the Senate.
Liu said the group intended to "reassert the protected status of hospitals in conflict", framing the international response to the US bombing of the Kunduz hospital as a critical moment for the laws of war.
A Fight at Morgan Stanley Erupts Into Public View Two senior executives at Morgan Stanley resigned under pressure in a shake-up intended to reassert the chief executive's control.
These two productions' current experimenting with a lengthy, regularly interrupted night of theatre, though partly driven by respect for the dramatists' attempts to reflect the passage of time, may be intended to reassert a difference between the art forms.
At Universal, Mr. Shmuger said he intends to reassert "time and care and passion" in movie production.
Two committee members — Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, and Mr. Kaine — also introduced on Thursday a bill to authorize military force against the Islamic State and other terrorist groups, a move intended to curb executive authority and reassert congressional power over authorization.
Even as Mr. Wu tried to smooth feathers, he reasserted that China intended to keep a tight rein on the Internet.
It is intended to prompt the drinking public to behave more responsibly, to reassert police authority in a country that remembers, resentfully, when the police served as henchmen for Japanese colonial masters and military dictators, and to challenge South Korea's general tolerance of misbehavior by the intoxicated.
