Sentence examples for is now asserting from inspiring English sources

Hamas is now asserting that it achieved a victory.

Labour for its part, when the competitive market has patently failed, is now asserting it wants more competition.

Even Mr. Gross is now asserting that bond markets do not want severe belt-tightening and that austerity is not the way to promote growth.

"If he is now asserting his preference to play college football, he cannot show he has been injured by the N.F.L. rule," Roberts said in a telephone interview.

And then there is the matter of the man who has come to be known here as "the tenant" — a man who rented Mr. Emanuel's Chicago home when Mr. Emanuel went to Washington, refused to move out when Mr. Emanuel suddenly came home and is now asserting, in all seriousness, that he, Rob Halpin, may run for mayor himself.

The same government that continues to expand its invasive dragnet of surveillance, all over the United States and the rest of the world, is now asserting its prerogative to drag Snowden back to the USA from anywhere on the planet.

(Some critics of Mr. Kerry quoted in the book had earlier praised his bravery in incidents they were now asserting he had fabricated; one had earned a medal for bravery in a gun battle he accused Mr. Kerry of concocting).

His remarks reflected the view here that some accommodation of the Sunni minority, which has dominated the country since the end of British rule in the last century, is crucial to the new Iraqi state, where Shiite Muslims, who represent about 65percentt of the population, are now asserting their political power.

Many tribal casinos are now asserting that a U.S. labor law protecting workers like Navarro does not apply to tribal businesses on tribal lands.

It is not clear the extent to which Ui Briain dominance was now asserted in the islands north of Man, but growing Irish influence in these seas brought a rapid and decisive response from Norway.

This power is now doubly asserted as 'editing' has moved from being a mere metaphor to being a 'reality' in the form of 'gene editing' – and thus needs to take place responsibly, given that mistakes are as easy to make as the technology is to use.