Sentence examples for that has asserted from inspiring English sources

The abundance and quality of Québécois works, and the unshakable support of public radio and of the Canada Council, the federal arts financing agency, gave birth to an original literary life that has asserted itself ever since.

Turner's longtime colleague Bob Wussler says that Gazprom, the state-dominated monopoly that has asserted control over the TV network, told him and Turner, "You go do a deal with Gusinsky and come back and we'll do a deal with you".

The interest in alignment with existing resources in our study is also consistent with work that has asserted that department level support to help with the implementation of initiatives was key for successful changes to take hold (Wieman and Gilley 2013; Hastings and Breslow 2015).

The honor does not necessarily go to a new word but to one that that has asserted "some kind of prominence," according to a statement on the Oxford Dictionaries blog.

From 1123 until 1136 Suryavarman waged a series of unsuccessful campaigns against Dai Viet, the Vietnamese kingdom that had asserted its independence from China in 939.

A federal judge in Brooklyn yesterday dismissed an unusual lawsuit by European countries against American tobacco companies that had asserted that the companies used fraud and money laundering to smuggle American cigarettes into their countries.

The attack struck a heavy blow to a security service that had asserted Lebanon's fragile sovereignty by claiming to catch Syria red-handed in a plan to destabilize its neighbor, which Syria has long dominated.

Across the Midwest, residents of flooded communities have been wrestling with the same decision of whether to return or retreat from the rivers that have asserted their domain over the homes along their banks.

The Conservative and Liberal parties are among six minor parties that have asserted a growing influence over the race for governor, complicating the strategies of Mr. Pataki and his Democratic opponents, Mr. Cuomo and H. Carl McCall.

McDonald's has so far prevailed in the lawsuits that have asserted it is partly to blame for its customers' bulging waistlines.

Perhaps predictably, the space has made room for a couple of dominant players, including Apple and Samsung (along with Garmin, a bit of a wild card), the same pair of names that have asserted similar dominance over the smartphone sector.