Sentence examples for reassert what from inspiring English sources

IN the face of rising tensions between the United States and Israel over housing construction in East Jerusalem, the Obama administration has rushed to reassert what Secretary of State Hillary Clinton recently called the "unshakable bond" between the two countries.

If I have tried to pull off any magic trick as a writer, it is to reassert what we all know in our lives but recoil from in literature: that the great challenge is to love those who have nothing lovable about them.

They will take and take and take until they have won.'" Several Conservative MPs I spoke to for this article compared Hannan and his set to "entryists" and "Trots" for their ideological purity, their quest to reassert what they regard as Britain's lost place in the world.

Right now she'd say 'don't mourn, organise' & reassert what we hold in common.

Too often it defensively reasserts what government is doing rather than suggesting renewed momentum towards a high mobility, low poverty country.

Moroder continued releasing music fitfully throughout his "retirement" – he worked with Elton John, Enrique Iglesias and Aretha Franklin, among others – but his appearance on Random Access Memories reasserted what had made him legendary in the first place.

At the start of his his first visit to Israel and the occupied Palestinian Territories as president of the United States, Barack Obama has reasserted what he called his country's "unbreakable bond" with Israel, reports the BBC's Wyre Davies.

And unless governments reassert control over what used to be a core sovereign function of the state, many more Jimmy Mubengas are likely to die.

There's been an intense focus on fact-checking in the 2016 presidential race lately, and whether or not the truth can be reasserted effectively in what's becoming what some refer to as a "post-truth" election. .

A church in Latin America that was in danger of becoming a stale religious monopoly - witness the malaise throughout much of Western Europe - is reasserting itself in what is a vibrant religious landscape from Mexico to Brazil, according to some researchers.

His Olympic victories in 2006 and 2010 in the halfpipe made him a mainstream star, but now he is trying to reassert his dominance in what was long his preferred discipline.