Sentence examples for unable to assert their from inspiring English sources

Undocumented workers are easy prey for exploitation and unable to assert their rights.

Spurs were just a little callow in that first half, unable to assert their smothering press on opponents who passed the ball slickly and who moved well off it.

In my personal lexicon, voguism means "a word or phrase in fashion, used by writers who are with-it and then repeated endlessly by politicians and public intellectuals unable to assert their relevance without it; a breeze-by bromide, a cliché without staying power".

We acknowledge, as a widely accepted truth, that Cuba does violate human rights and fundamental freedoms and does not guarantee the rule of law to people living in Cuba.... Persons living in such a totalitarian state may be unable to assert freely their own legal rights, much less the legal rights of others.

When England are unable to assert themselves up front they become skewered on their own inadequacies, primarily because of a lack of pace in several key areas.

Essentially unwilling to force the privileged notables to yield their corporate rights, the crown was unable to assert any coherent policy.

But if they are unable to assert themselves early, the Giants will allow the Vikings to regain their emotional compass at home, where they are most dangerous.

Unable to fire the producer (who works for the studio, provider of their pay-cheque), they decide to assert their extraordinary individuality, and talent, by directing the film themselves.

If France lacked something between their thrusts it was perhaps a little easy dominance in the centre, with Cabaye unable to assert his passing rhythms.

Now, these very lawmakers are organizing to assert their influence.

Men talk to assert their independence and status.