Sentence examples for that will assert from inspiring English sources

Voters should aim high and elect a Parliament that will assert civilian control, ensure transparency and protect the rights of all, including religious minorities and women.

But pressed, he says he thinks that "you could get somebody stronger," and adds, "I believe that you, that we need a strong, strong director of central intelligence that will assert himself and will have the power and the backing of the president to be the chief of staff, I mean, the C.E.O. of the whole intelligence community".

With a nod to Santiago Calatrava's skeletal forms and Frank Gehry's bentwood hockey-stick chairs, the Pianno has a sinewy masculinity that will assert itself in a variety of sophisticated settings.

Some worry that Chinese leaders may have such hubris that they will assert themselves with unusual aggressiveness.

Then you can pepper your next post- Paris cocktail banter with all sorts of deliciously refined-sounding names that will firmly assert your Parisian cultural credentials.

It's a scenario that will soon assert itself, as Russell contemplates a devastating counter-attack against ruthless and recklessly irresponsible Cantwell.

If it does not push, there is a risk that Taiwan will assert a separate identity more clearly.

(Kushner has agreed to testify, and, unlike Flynn, he has not announced that he will assert his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination).

And while none of his victories have been more impressive as his first triumph over Alvarez, Chandler is adamant that he will assert his dominance on November 2, and propel himself to new heights as a fighter.

And nervousness may linger among secular-minded people that the Muslim Brothers will assert undue influence.

His snooping campaign can't last forever for we know that common sense will assert itself in about two thousand years.