Sentence examples for to reassert dominance from inspiring English sources

As a private company pushing the boundaries of commerce and finance, there is always a fear that the state or state-owned banks will try to reassert dominance in a given sector.

The right-wing Heritage Foundation published a position paper a day after the 2010 earthquake about the latter being an opportunity for the U.S. to reassert dominance in the region eroded by the U.N. troops, Cuban medical assistance, and Venezuelan institutions like Petro Caribe.

Democracy tried to reassert control.

The assassination of the popular opposition leader Benazir Bhutto seemed to leave the field clear for Musharraf to reassert his dominance.

Booed off their home ice after a 1-1 tie with Buffalo on Saturday, they came to their Long Island haven looking to reassert their dominance here and elsewhere.

The start-up business had received a $535 million federal loan guarantee, offered in part to reassert American dominance in solar technology while generating thousands of jobs.

But Russia, emboldened by windfall profits from oil exports, is showing a resolve to reassert its dominance in a region it has always considered its "near abroad".

Mark Cornwall tells the story of Heinz Rutha, an internationally recognized figure in his day, who was the pioneer of a youth movement that emphasized male bonding in its quest to reassert German dominance over Czech space.

His Olympic victories in 2006 and 2010 in the halfpipe made him a mainstream star, but now he is trying to reassert his dominance in what was long his preferred discipline.

In addition, Mexico won the last Under-17 World Cup and has a crop of promising young players who seem poised to reassert Mexican dominance in the region and become an elite team that could contend for major international titles.

The United States and its Western allies should be helping genuine, traditional and pious Muslims to reassert their dominance over a beautiful and capacious religious civilization in the face of a well-financed assault by extremist thugs.