Sentence examples for was a reassertion from inspiring English sources

The core focus of his pitch to the plutocrats was a reassertion of his vehement opposition to campaign-finance limits.

At its best, the independence referendum campaign in Scotland has been a reassertion of some of the things that matter most to this newspaper and its readers.

The Olympics was his multi-billion-ruble reassertion of Russian power on the level of pop culture; the invasion of Crimea is a reassertion of Russian power in the harsher currency of arms and intimidation.

As part of our week, Reclaiming Our Futures, DPAC is delivering our manifesto, which is a reassertion for rights, for inclusion.

"What you are seeing is a reassertion of ideological control because they feel that colleges and schools are the hotbeds for ideas that potentially could be problematic; ideas of constitutionalism, ideas of liberalism.

Gove said in a speech on Tuesday that if voters chose to leave the EU in June's referendum, it would be a reassertion of the system of democratic self-government pioneered by Britain and copied all over the world.

In an editorial, it said the campaign in Scotland has been a reassertion of "some of the things that matter most to this newspaper and its readers".

What is needed is a reassertion, reformulation, and redeployment of recognizably liberal ideas in the theory of punishment (see the discussion below).

The editorial posted on the paper's website on Friday evening said: "At its best, the independence referendum campaign in Scotland has been a reassertion of some of the things that matter most to this newspaper and its readers.

Instead there has been a reassertion of authoritarian governance.

His last known letter was a determined reassertion of his religious, moral, and intellectual integrity, addressed to the Parlement of Mechelen early in 1534.