Sentence examples for reassert its authority from inspiring English sources

Let's hope that in Twitter's mad scramble to reassert its authority on key words, colours and functionality, it doesn't inadvertently screw up the ecosystem upon which so much of its success depends.

But, with a timid and poorly-trained police force, it is not clear how the government can reassert its authority in a city where a sizeable part of the population say they have lost all faith in their democracy, says the BBC's Jonathan Head in Bangkok.

The government might be tempted to reassert its authority by quashing all criticism.

But members of Fatah contend that Hamas has begun harassing Fatah supporters to reassert its authority in Gaza.

So it has persuaded the Lebanese government to leave the border strip in limbo.In theory, Lebanon has been campaigning for decades to reassert its authority over the area.

As a result, since 1987 the parliamentary leadership has attempted to reassert its authority through a series of organizational reforms approved and supported by moderate trade union leaders.

Thus, during this last little bit of American history, the president has become too powerful in foreign affairs, and Congress has been too timid to reassert its authority--for example, in reclaiming its power to declare war.

The Assad government may believe that it is gradually reasserting its authority over the rest of the country, but these advances are at a snail's pace and its grip on ground regained is fragile.

Congress must act to protect rural communities, small businesses, the elderly, and the disabled, among others by reasserting its authority over the U.S. Postal Service and stopping it from making such an irresponsible decision.

After Tyler's death the government quickly reasserted its authority and ended the rebellion.

The profession has found its voice and is reasserting its authority and convictions.