Sentence examples for reassert their rights from inspiring English sources

Soon enough, Prof. Rahe (pronounced "Ray") says, the federal government will have become so gigantic, meddlesome, overweening and bankrupt that Americans will rise up, reassert their rights as freeborn citizens of this republic and put the government back in its place.

And Muslim women worldwide are using the Quran to reassert their rights -- rights that have been taken away from them through patriarchal interpretations and laws".

A chance to write a new Great Charter for the 21st century, one that limits the liberties of tax dodgers and puts the precariat at its heart by reasserting their right to protection from state-authorised insecurity?

Although the Hawaiians, about a fifth of the 50th state's population have, in the past decade or so, finally begun to reassert their ancestral identity and demand rights to their stolen and abandoned property everything they did previously represented a rearguard action.

Karim Medhat Ennarah, who researches criminal justice matters for the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, said the problem of police abuse had worsened, as officers anxious to reassert their authority confronted a newly empowered citizenry.

Whose moral right should prevail, particularly in post-Communist Europe, where local Jewish communities are attempting to reassert their identity?

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.