Sentence examples for seeking to reassert from inspiring English sources

Now Hirst is seeking to reassert Hoyland's position.

Fickle consumers turn away, seeking to reassert their individuality.

Putin was plainly seeking to reassert Russia's position as a power broker in the Middle East, and Obama made no move to block him.

3. The Lib Dems are seeking to reassert their identity – and the mansion tax, civil liberties and green growth at the heart of it.

WASHINGTON — Seeking to reassert the State Department's role as the primary agent of Washington overseas, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday announced an ambitious overhaul of diplomacy and development.

The White House, seeking to reassert an American role, is negotiating a regional free trade agreement, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, with Vietnam and eight other nations, though not China.

Mikulas Dzurinda remains the party chairman and will now seek to reassert his authority.

As they seek to reassert themselves at the statewide level, Republicans are grappling with competing visions of how to define their party.

After a poor result for the Labour Party in local elections, Tony Blair, Britain's prime minister, sought to reassert his authority by reshuffling his cabinet.

Taking advantage of divisions within the Saʿūd family, Midhat also sought to reassert Ottoman sovereignty over the Wahhābī dominions in the Najd region of central Arabia.

Labor leaders face several challenges as they seek to reassert themselves as political heavyweights in a city that has not elected a Democrat for mayor since 1989.