Sentence examples for reassert their interests from inspiring English sources

Little do most of these generally well-meaning activists know, they are strengthening the hands of those western governments desperate to reassert their interests in north Africa.

"I've never missed games or practices because of my knees". The Kings, who bid for the free agent's services earlier in the summer, wasted no time reasserting their interest.

So progressives must wake up, including Liberal Democrats who need to reassert their own interests and self-confidence, just as their coalition partners are doing.

In "Lagos: A City at Work," a new book of photographs and essays published by a local bookshop, David Aradeon, a professor of architecture at the University of Lagos, writes, "The people who use public space in the city and those who are supposed to regulate its use are constantly reasserting their personal interests above and beyond the common interest, and that is really what the city is about.

The Australians reassert their supremacy and the interest in the game that blossomed last summer and lifted Andrew Flintoff's autobiography to the top of the bestseller charts disintegrates quicker than England's batting in the face of a Shane Warne over.

The changed dynamic illustrates the difficulty of guiding immigration legislation through the House as well as the challenge for business interests to reassert their influence before a more ideological brand of Congressional Republican.

Meanwhile, paramount figures are pressured to reassert their authority.

Fickle consumers turn away, seeking to reassert their individuality.

Local authorities could reassert their territorial power too.

Chelsea could hardly have done more to reassert their status as favourites.

"They want to reassert their political and military control," said Fabienne Hara of the International Crisis Group.