Sentence examples for it should assert from inspiring English sources

Now that the court has agreed to consider whether it should assert jurisdiction, the Bush Administration wants to deny the court a role by cherry-picking the clients off the Guantanamo tree.

To give leakers pause, he says, the government should assert its power but not overdo it.

The comparative balance of forces is thus in Russia's favour, and it not only can but should assert itself.

Congress should assert its constitutional power and make clear that, absent an attack or an imminent threat to the United States by Iraq, there shall be no war without a specific declaration of war by Congress.

Congress should assert its authority over war powers and ask tough questions about the policy and the costs.

"We therefore find it extraordinary and very disappointing that Mr Kennedy in particular should assert that the amount being offered is irrelevant.

John Engler, the former Republican governor of Michigan and now president of the National Association of Manufacturers, said on Wednesday that the new Congress should assert stronger control over E.P.A., which, as he put it, "is getting way outside its authority in trying to regulate that which cannot pass in the legislative process".

Parents should assert themselves.

But he should assert that human rights are universal.

By this she meant that secularists should assert themselves, she said.

If Assad refuses, or imperils the safety of refugees, we should assert control of them.