Sentence examples for re-asserting from inspiring English sources

But placing the people at the centre of government and re-asserting our constitutional role ensures a proper institutional balance.

Everyone agrees that Westminster has the ultimate legal option of cancelling devolution and re-asserting national sovereignty.

* Re-asserting the role of the Secretary of State as holding the ultimate political accountability for NHS, which was missing from the original bill.

Germany's Angela Merkel may have succeeded, yet again, as the EU's undisputed power broker, while re-asserting herself as a credible austerity hawk at home.

City added the 4-1 win to 5-1 and 3-1 triumphs earlier this season, re-asserting their premiership credentials in style.

But for some men there's a sense of regret at the loss of that, and when they feel defeated they go back home and beat up their wives, re-asserting the pecking order.

Its members have therefore tried to re-assert executive privilege.

It is time for Labour traditionalists to re-assert themselves.

Alabama and Mississippi vote on March 13, where Mr. Gingrich could seek to re-assert himself.

Others say Mr. Page always planned to re-assert his authority at some point.

Johnson then called on Cameron to outline a plan to re-assert the sovereignty of parliament.