Sentence examples for reasserting it from inspiring English sources

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Congress should act quickly to reassert it as the law.

This faith is sustained by Saul Bellow, who reasserts it in the lectures, interviews, obituaries and journalistic odd jobs collected in It All Adds Up.

"It is New York reasserting its leadership on cultural issues," he said.

But it now seems that the opposition is reasserting its demand for a "blocking third" of portfolios.

It cited the ruling as a precedent while also reasserting its own contradictory argument that the laws of war matter.

This trend never entirely disappears, and at times (when other popular music has moved too far in the direction of artifice) it reasserts its strength in the marketplace, but it has not been so potent as the second trend, which is toward music that is more nervous, more eclectic, more urban, and more "arranged".

With Ankara seeking a greater role in the Middle East as it reasserts its clout in its Muslim backyard, it is time to draw red lines for Iran's unceasing expansionism.

It would be even more refreshing to see it reassert its right to determine fiscal policy more generally by telling the Bank to end QE and with it the associated insidious, pernicious distributional effects in favour of the wealthy.

It is likely if the military were to again reassert its power, it would push demonstrations to a critical mass.

It reasserts its loyalty to the secular Turkish Republic in occasional public statements.