Sentence examples for reasserted authority from inspiring English sources

A similar dynamic therefore occurred in the 2000s as warlords reasserted authority and became entrenched with the backing of the Afghan and U.S. governments.

His forward march was temporarily arrested in the sixth and seventh before he reasserted authority in the eighth and again in a tight ninth round in which Cruz landed a blow so low it was closer to a knee-capping than a body shot.

By the mid-15th century, Magna Carta ceased to occupy a central role in English political life, as monarchs reasserted authority and powers which had been challenged in the 100 years after Edward I's reign.

These red flags signal the need to reassert authority.

Early efforts by Mr. Putin to reassert authority in former Soviet countries were often ham-fisted.

The Council again urged Lebanon to reassert authority in the south and speed up troop deployments following Israel's withdrawal.

It's possible to see the selection of Raffaele Farina as Boyle's successor as the Curia's way of reasserting authority.

While the new organization is clearly an effort by Russia to reassert authority over its old dominions, it is in fact aimed East rather than West.

After a year of intense policymaking and legislating, Obama's political advisers were attempting to reassert authority over the economic team.

The events of 1525 thus strengthened a growing resolution that firm structures and clear doctrines were needed to reassert authority in a situation of drift.

Congress has signaled in other ways that it is reasserting authority over the nation's foreign policy and war‐making decisions.