Sentence examples for time assert from inspiring English sources

"Did he at any time assert that immunity?" he asked.

Sohu.com, one of the China's most popular Internet portals, stated in a recent Securities and Exchange Commission filing that "relevant P.R.C. authorities could, at any time, assert that any portion or all of our existing or future ownership structure and businesses, or this offering, violate existing or future P.R.C. laws and regulations".

"Erdogan is serious about peace this time," asserts Hasip Kaplan, a BDP member of parliament.

"We Americans speak the same language most of the time," asserted Mr. Obama.

Still, General Petraeus is indisputably the key player, and he has wasted no time asserting his control.

But Sanchez wasted no time asserting the leadership skills for which he has been praised.

"The matchmakers say they don't have enough staff to keep up with demand," Time asserted.

At first, the Rev. William Harder, administrator of St. Mary of the Assumption Roman Catholic Church, thought it was time asserting itself.

That, in turn, reflects disgust with a political process that included violent street protests and a president who, for a time, asserted dictatorial powers.

"You figure it out as you go," said Mrs. Gordon, who wasted little time asserting herself, replacing staff members and hiring new lawyers.

Students will be hurt by the instability, while permanent teachers, when they finally arrive, may have a hard time asserting control.