Sentence examples for the reassertion of from inspiring English sources

Never mind the reassertion of authoritarian regimes in Central Asia and elsewhere.

But the Lib Dems' contribution went beyond the reassertion of an important principle.

The reassertion of control over Swat has at least temporarily denied the militants a haven they coveted inside Pakistan proper.

Yet the seeming moderation of Richard's rule was matched by a strong emphasis on the reassertion of royal authority.

In both cases this "victory" means the reassertion of a feudal social structure which had been disrupted by "evil".

This is why the reassertion of American exceptionalism had big foreign-policy consequences.Take the outbreak of patriotism first.

"I ask this: Who is the real jash?" The Sourchis' reassertion of the feud has baffled and angered many Kurdish officials, who say it is badly timed.

He tells us: "Today the nation state hardly exists," which suggests he's not noticed the remarkable reassertion of state power in tackling the global economic crisis.

Discovering identification among a community of sympathisers is an invaluable first step, but the constant reassertion of original pain can militate against the action that is also needed for healing.

The thuggish attack, apparently by supporters of a rabble-rousing, pro-army cleric, Tahir ul Qadri, followed a weekend of mayhem in the capital.For days it has looked as though Pakistan is teetering on the verge of something like another coup, or at least the explicit reassertion of military control over civilian rulers.

"Say it ain't so, Joe," is the eternal reassertion of virtue over venality.