Sentence examples for ready to assert from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers are not ready to assert that Texas has an NICU overutilization problem, though their comments suggest it.

He also had a very strong sense of his artistic ancestry and, on the competitive international new music scene, he was always ready to assert his aristocratic pedigree.

Mr. Montes Brito said the Salvadoran community had worked hard to satisfy the basic necessities and was ready to assert itself.

The Florida Legislature has to be ready to assert its own constitutional prerogative against the Florida courts' intervention in the electoral process.

A giant new Chobani plant in Twin Falls, Idaho, "went live in December, and we're ready to assert ourselves a little more and drive awareness," said Mr. Heath, senior vice president for innovation and interim chief marketing officer.

"The United States is attempting to extricate itself from Afghanistan and Iraq, and by the middle of the decade may be ready to assert itself in Central Europe," wrote Stratfor, a geopolitical intelligence risk consulting firm based in Austin, Texas.

Because the time clock is running out, expect all the Republican candidates to be angry, indignant and ready to fight to assert their dominance in the pack and move up in the polls.

In our Shiite religion, spiritual leaders are ready at all times to assert the truth and the right".

He broke a post-war taboo by proving ready, without alarming the neighbours, to assert Germany's own interests.

Lewinsky's lawyers were reported ready to have her assert a sexual relationship with the President, which is no crime, but were apparently not willing to let her identify the person who may have enlisted her in a conspiracy to suborn perjury, which is a crime.

The others would stay in Moscow, ready to take over the levers of power and use force to assert their authority if challenged.