Sentence examples for plans to reassert from inspiring English sources

The London mayor, who has kept Downing Street and the Conservative party guessing over which side he will support in the referendum, warned the prime minister that he needs to strengthen his plans to reassert the sovereignty of the UK parliament.

Do you suppose this sentimental hegemonist grasps my plan to reassert Russian power?

He told Cameron at a meeting in Downing Street that he had not yet been won round to a plan to reassert the sovereignty of parliament in a process that will take place outside the formal EU negotiations.

Behind Russia's borders, though, Putin was planning and preparing to reassert its power.

Asda and Sainsbury's have fired the first salvos in a new year supermarket price war with the promise of £450m worth of cuts they hope will thwart the plans of market leader Tesco to reassert its dominance over the UK grocery aisles.

But they plan to use the Olympics to reassert themselves publicly, the leaders say.

Anthony Gibson, chairman of Somerset Water Management Partnership, said: "At the heart of it [the plan] is a determination to reassert control over the water and to do that by tackling the problem from every side.

Vladimir Putin, the Russian President and autocrat, had a plan for the winter of 2014: to reassert his country's power a generation after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

THE NEXT DAY, I was determined to reassert my nostalgic program.

That explains why, starting this weekend, Bachmann plans to campaign almost exclusively in the state as she tries to reassert herself in a race that's become a two-candidate contest between Texas Gov. Rick Perry and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.

So to reassert his authority, Omar initiates his own plan: they will blow themselves up at the London Marathon, where their silly novelty costumes will conceal the explosives; no one will search them and it will all happen on live television.