Sentence examples for reassert its rights from inspiring English sources

In 1223, the tensions over the status of the charters became clear in the royal court, when Henry's government attempted to reassert its rights over its properties and revenues in the counties, facing resistance from many communities that argued if sometimes incorrectly that the charters protected the new arrangements.

It would be even more refreshing to see it reassert its right to determine fiscal policy more generally by telling the Bank to end QE and with it the associated insidious, pernicious distributional effects in favour of the wealthy.

However, the court's decision did strongly reassert its right to intervene in development cases.

Hezbollah needs to reassert its right to maintain its own heavily armed militia against ever louder domestic calls for its disarmament, and its actions burnish its backers, Iran and Syria, as they face Western attempts to combat and isolate them.

China loudly reasserted its rights to the disputed islands, administered by Japan, which the Japanese call the Senkaku Islands but which in China are known as the Diaoyu Islands.

Rather than negotiate with the international coalition — the last formal talks were in June — Tehran this week is hosting a meeting of the Non-Aligned Movement at which it is defiantly reasserting its right to uranium enrichment, despite multiple U.N. Security Council resolutions ordering it to stop.

At the same time, though, Parliament issued the Declaratory Act, which reasserted its right of direct taxation anywhere within the empire, "in all cases whatsoever".

And Southwest Airlines recently reasserted its right to charge passengers for a second seat if they spill out of the one they purchased.

Eight months later, the UFW reasserted its right to negotiate on behalf of Gerawan's workers, most of whom had not voted in the original 1990 election.

Analysts said that the United States was right to reassert its commitment to Lebanon, but that it may be acting too late.

"Israel will reassert its identity as the expression of the collective rights of Jews.