Sentence examples for reassert his power from inspiring English sources

Under Putin, Russian Presidential elections are not so much elections as they are periodic opportunities for the President to reassert his power.

Trump could be removed from power at noon and reassert his power at 1 p.m. Pence and the Cabinet (or commission) could then again say that Trump is unfit for office, triggering the next and final step in the process.

At the end of the 1380s Albert had plans to reassert his power, primarily by recalling the royal lands that had been given to the nobles; in 1388 the Swedish nobles called upon Margaret, now regent of Denmark and Norway, for help.

But they also suggest that he may be trying to reassert his power, demonstrating that he will not be intimidated by critics who say he has warmed up too much to the United States, both in the hunt for Al Qaeda terrorists and in Washington's demands to clamp down on proliferation.

He will have to reassert his powers of persuasion.

The move appeared to be an effort by General Musharraf to reassert his fading power in the face of growing opposition from the country's Supreme Court, political parties and hard-line Islamists.

The system of noble democracy became more firmly rooted during the first interregnum, after the death of Sigismund II Augustus, who following the Union of Lublin wanted to reassert his personal power, rather than become an executor of szlachta's will.

Many in Yemen's own government say the conflict is less about controlling terrain — always a tenuous prospect in this tribally splintered country — than about Mr. Saleh's struggle to reassert his military powers, in the face of widening insurgencies and intensifying political rivalry in the capital.

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.

Last month he flew to France, leading to reports that he was fleeing into exile, only to return to reassert his claim to power.

One of his aims was clearly to show he has reasserted his grip on power, which was undermined just over a year ago during the biggest street protests since he first rose to power.