Sentence examples for so as to reassert from inspiring English sources

If a person has a right not to be assaulted, for example, then we must treat an assault against her as wrong, so as to reassert that right.

It was inverted because the vicious and violent accidents of the past were no longer linked to error; they were no longer explained away so as to reassert sovereign right.

So we had to reassert part of our macro-control over the economy immediately, or we would have been brought to hyperinflation.

Its successor, the Federal Security Bureau (FSB), has remained highly active in Estonia and its Baltic neighbours, Latvia and Lithuania – increasingly so recently as Russia seeks to reassert its sway over what it calls the "near abroad".

Lib Dem efforts to rebrand it as "postcode democracy" won't work – ministers were warned at the time they'd still get the blame as other people ran for cover – so Cameron is starting to reassert control and direction from the centre, much as New Labour did.

So it's necessary to reassert that fundamental principle: the right to read anything we like.

McDonald's describes all these changes as an attempt to "reassert" itself as "a modern, progressive burger company".

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.

So it was with considerable symbolism that President Obama arrived on Wednesday in Canberra, Australia's capital, for a trip that will include an announcement that the United States plans to use Darwin as a new center of operations in Asia as it seeks to reassert itself in the region and grapple with China's rise.

Mr. Bush's aides interpret that as carte blanche to reassert presidential authority.

New manager Matt Williams will benefit from a reset as they attempt to reassert themselves in the NL East.