Sentence examples for that would assert from inspiring English sources

Germany and France have often sought to capitalise on EU splits to build an inner core of nations that would assert Franco-German leadership of the union.

Beijing on Wednesday raised the prospect of confrontation in the sea and threatened to introduce an air defence zone that would assert Chinese military authority over foreign aircraft.

Lamebook filed for a declaratory judgement earlier this month that would assert that it is not violating Facebook's trademark (the two parties have apparently been in negotiations over this for some time).

The report also calls for a new presidential directive that would assert the primacy of the Coast Guard in breaking ice but allow NSF to arrange for the most cost-effective way to conduct science at both poles.

… He's always been a horse that would assert himself".

The intent of this new settlement was to continue the process of building an Israeli housing ring around Jerusalem that would assert their control while denying Palestinians access to the Holy City.

Believing that, I would assert that most Americans now oppose our presence in Iraq and want us to leave this year, and that that opposition is based on news and opinion available in small ways.

He added that Democrats would assert that the Bush plan could force cuts in retirement benefits and lead to an increase in the retirement age.

I doubt that anyone would assert that we really know how to organize the top management job, whether in a business, a university, a hospital or even a modern church.

Until recently, many investors expected that Verizon would assert its option, given that Genuity had grown from $183 million in revenue in 1997 to $1.2 billion last year.

The S.E.C. said in the court filing that it had asked Mr. Boone to testify at a commission proceeding, but that he had advised through his lawyer "that he would assert his Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination".