Sentence examples for to reassert over from inspiring English sources

And in his Principles of Political Economy Mill consistently emphasized that it is an open question whether personal liberty can flourish without private property (1963, vol. 2; 203-210), a view that Rawls was to reassert over a century later (2001: Part IV).

Even as the latest controversy erupted, the Chinese government began to reassert control over chaotic anti-Japanese riots that spread over the weekend to dozens of cities.

That movie did no business whatsoever, leading writer-performer O'Carroll to reassert control over the character in much the same way Robin Williams did over his family in Mrs Doubtfire: by dragging up.

Serbian special police and, eventually, Yugoslav armed forces attempted to reassert control over the region.

Mr. Saakashvili will have to abandon his ambitions to reassert control over the two regions.

It is clear that the Treasury is about to reassert control over the NHS.

Ramgoolam told the Guardian last year that the objective of Mauritius was to "reassert sovereignty" over the Chagos islands.

To protect the frontier against them, warrior emperors devoted whatever energies they could spare from the constant struggle to reassert control over provinces where local regimes emerged.

Rumours abounded of Tibetans killed by security forces in isolated incidents during the earlier rioting, but not during the final push to reassert control over the city.

While the new organization is clearly an effort by Russia to reassert authority over its old dominions, it is in fact aimed East rather than West.

After a year of intense policymaking and legislating, Obama's political advisers were attempting to reassert authority over the economic team.