Sentence examples for reasserted from from inspiring English sources

Revoked by Louis XI in 1461 but reasserted from time to time, the Pragmatic Sanction was ultimately superseded by the Concordat of Bologna, negotiated by Francis I and Pope Leo X in 1516.

As far as we are aware, this is the first report of a two-row form developing from a six-row ancestor, rather than a two-row condition being reasserted from a six-row one through backcrossing with two-row.

They just have to be reasserted, or revised, from time to time.

The charter was reissued, amended, reasserted and changed from the moment it was signed.

Apple's iMessage has also reasserted itself, transforming from a lackluster SMS replacement to dynamic experiences, including animations, an app platform and, in the upcoming iOS 11, Animoji you can control with your face using augmented reality.

Vladlen, 44, a father of two from Donetsk, reasserted his fellow fighters' shared suspicions. .

Taken together, the new military moves appeared to be a demonstration that Russia has the ability to strike from virtually all directions in a region where it has been reasserting its power — from Iran, from warships in the Caspian Sea, from its base in the Syrian coastal province of Latakia and now from the Mediterranean.

Consequently, the two-row condition has probably resulted from a gain of function mutation at another locus that reasserted the two-row condition from a six-row ancestor.

As the Parkhead side reasserted themselves, Roberts fired over from close range, Cerny made a great save from Griffiths' close-range drive and Lindsay blocked a drive from Dembélé, on for Roberts, for a corner which came to nothing.

From Sweden, he reasserted his innocence but declined to return to face fraud charges.

In 2006, the long-forgotten Tiber Creek reasserted itself, by rising up from its underground bed, where it still courses below Constitution Avenue, and threatening the actual Constitution of the United States.