Sentence examples for that reasserted from inspiring English sources
Ronald Reagan ushered in an era that reasserted the marketplace and freedom.
On June 21st Vietnam's parliament passed a maritime law that reasserted the country's claims to the Spratly and Paracel Islands.
Talking to the Times in the summer of 2008, he noted that Ronald Reagan "ushered in an era that reasserted the marketplace and freedom".
The next President would need to bring about a similar shift, Obama said, one that reasserted the role of an activist government, "laying the groundwork, the framework, the foundation for the market to operate effectively".
In the 1980's, jazz was considered passe, but Mr. Roney, like Mr. Marsalis, was at the forefront of the movement that reasserted the timeless vitality of the art.
So far, he's best known for co-authoring a bill, in 2013, that reasserted the right of students and employees at public schools to say "Merry Christmas" rather than "Happy Holidays".
"Jenufa" is a deceptively "folkish" opera that reasserts its greatness with each performance.
Its central premise -- that reasserting the Kremlin's power in both the central government and Russia's sprawling regions is "a strategic necessity" -- would surprise no one.
That era of hands-off optimism was gaveled to an end on Thursday as the Senate gave final approval to a bill that reasserts the importance of federal supervision of financial transactions.
The theme of untethered animals is one that reasserts itself not infrequently in Cambodia.
He gets to look progressive, and he takes a step that reasserts an aura of normalcy about him.
