Sentence examples for she would assert from inspiring English sources

The idea that Ms Black's constituents voted for her because she is a Bennite and not because she would assert Scotland's separate interest is certainly a nice one.

She would assert her authority by turning over her trough as soon as she finished eating and placing her forefeet on it, puffing out her chest and preening.

Previewing her speech, Clinton aides said she would assert on Monday that there was a moral imperative to ensure that "every single American has quality affordable health coverage," just as she contends there is an economic imperative to rein in costs.

And referencing Independent Women, the 2000 hit by Destiny's Child, in which lead vocalist Beyonce Knowles celebrates her financial independence, and her 2008 solo hit Single Ladies, she said she would assert her authority on behalf of the House of Lords in her own way.

It was very important that Mrs. Thatcher never doubted our intentions, that she argued with those who would assert that perestroika was "an attempt to lower the vigilance of the West," etc.

Despite her humility, asserting, "I believe it would demean Nobel Prizes if they were awarded to research students, except in very exceptional cases, and I do not believe this is one of them," it is the one case I would assert that she's wrong.

"But if that same priest were to come out in support of same-sex marriage, you can be sure that he or she would be removed or disciplined, and the Vatican would assert their authority".

I would assert myself back in whatever way I could.

Not even the liberal media in America would assert this.

And this is not only because of disinformation campaigns, as some would assert.

Often they would assert that mobile phones connect to the nearest tower.