Lastly, we challenge the assumption that labour geographers have not yet asserted themselves as activists in their own right.
Ethnic pride, coming in on the wave of the late sixties, had not yet asserted itself.
As-yet-unrevealed conversations between Sessions and Trump about firing then-FBI Director James Comey could fit under this description, although the president has not yet asserted executive privilege to shield those discussions.
Though Vertov's style had not yet asserted itself, as a record of the early days of one of the 20th century's most tumultuous periods, this footage is close to priceless.
Lord Malquist, who conducts his life on the principle that the eighteenth century has not yet ended, asserts that all battles are discredited.
His tweet over the holiday weekend chastising Jeff Sessions, the attorney general, for the Justice Department's recent indictments of two Republican congressmen because it could cost the party seats in November crossed lines that even he had not yet breached, asserting that specific continuing criminal prosecutions should be decided on the basis of partisan advantage.
Areas of the Arctic seabed are also in contention, though there can be no threat to a sovereignty that has, in this case, not yet even been asserted.Mark Collins OttawaThe Cisco way* SIR – Your briefing on Cisco Systems did a masterful job of capturing the scope and rationale for the company's expansion into adjacent markets ("The world according to Chambers", August 29th).
But he has also seized the moment to assert, though not yet fully exercise, far greater powers for the executive branch at home.
CNBC has not yet dredged up Jack Welch to assert that the Labor Department jobs data is rigged (as he did late in the Romney campaign in 2012), but there are 90 or so days left in the campaign, so stay tuned!
She is refreshingly unassuming, and when I ask why she chose this role, she modestly asserts: "I'm not yet at the stage where I'm being offered work".
