Sentence examples for reassert the power from inspiring English sources

The move also represents an attempt to reassert the power of actors and artists, and the agents who represent them, by creating an industry giant with the negotiating power to demand better deals for clients.

In the end, as it were, 2014 was a serious year in literature, one in which many writers strayed beyond the domestic and personal to ask questions on a bigger scale and, in more than a few cases, to reassert the power of art to fight against the end.

While 2014-15 will be remembered for surprise wins by the liberal wing of the court, particularly two blockbuster decisions endorsing gay marriage and Obamacare, legal experts expect this year will see a clutch of decisions that reassert the power of the conservative majority.

"I think it became absolutely clear when Khodorkovsky was arrested, that Putin was not going after the oligarchs to reassert the power of democratic civil society over these titans.

At the heart of the new president's agenda is his ambition to reassert the power of the state by strengthening Mexico's judiciary and police force.

While the Islamic State, formerly known as ISIS or ISIL, wants to create a religious regime across national borders, the Baathists want to reassert the power they had before the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq.

TEHRAN — Iranian Parliament members recently sent a letter detailing a long list of complaints against President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to Iran's powerful Guardian Council, Iranian news media have reported, marking a new phase in an effort by traditional conservatives to rein in the administration and reassert the powers of Iran's legislative body.

THE anxiety among consumer marketers over the sputtering economy was palpable throughout the 2002 annual meeting of the Association of National Advertisers here, as speaker after speaker offered unusually frank admonitions to concentrate scarce corporate resources on reasserting the power of name-brand products.

The neoliberal victory has reasserted the powers and position of the dominant classes.

But Urban's desire to reassert the monarchical powers of the papacy, as well as his evident mental illness, prompted the cardinals to renege on their choice later in the same year.

Mandela had to reassert the ANC's power through demonstrations and strikes.