Sentence examples for successfully asserted from inspiring English sources
Mindaugas successfully asserted himself over other leading Lithuanian nobles and tribal chiefs, including his brother and his nephews, in 1236.
If the Boston Tea Party successfully asserted a particular white American vision of liberty, Carp demonstrates that, if anything, it delayed the delivery of liberty for black Americans.
Nūbār successfully asserted Egyptian control of the Ministries of Justice and Interior and thereby helped to establish a dividing line between British and Egyptian authority in Egypt.
In 2009 a man successfully asserted that his belief in man-made climate change, which had led to a terminal row with his boss, deserved protection.
For its part, the SEC has anti-fraud authority with respect to securities, including ''investment contracts.'' Based on the definition of ''investment contract,'' the SEC successfully asserted its anti-fraud authority over a cryptocurrency trading operation.
But whether Mr. Morales was a terrorist, as the Bronx district attorney's office had successfully asserted, was another matter — one that was the subject of a hearing on Tuesday by New York State's highest court.
How can an indigenous group successfully assert legal and human rights nationally and internationally?
The position of the Court is that since the trial judge made no finding that petitioner knew the informant, the Government cannot successfully assert harmless error.
The strongest poets will be those who most successfully assert their originality over their inheritance, and who most powerfully banish the traces of the precursor from their own work.
Lurking behind this appealingly simple dichotomy is an unspoken Brexit message that "great Britons" can go it alone, contra mundi, and successfully assert their historical supremacy through the noble exercise of national willpower.
For example, a manufacturer could successfully assert as a defense that it could not have known that the car would start chasing pedestrians on the sidewalk (possibly being "taught" bad driving habits by its owner).
