Sentence examples for was reasserted in from inspiring English sources

That's what were established in the region when it was conquered by the Chinese in the 19th century and what were created again, when, after an era of independence, Chinese control was reasserted in the 20th century, turning it into an "autonomous region".

Independence will was reasserted in October 1991 and backed by an arbitration commission of EEC.

-- is reasserted in every scene, presumably on the assumption that the audience might doze off or receive urgent pager messages.

And yet his strength is reasserted in earthy drawings of performers, like the cartoony "Unemployed Circus Workers" (1943) and the sinuous "Harlem Snake Dancer" (1944).

On day 40 he is pouring ice water down his front in one of those movies in which the premise "is reasserted in every scene, presumably on the assumption that the audience might doze off or receive urgent pager messages" (Mitchell).

Instead, the White House complains about ongoing restrictions on its ability to transfer prisoners from the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, prison base for terrorism suspects, which are reasserted in section 1031 on the bill.

In freshwater sites in Scotland, IPNV is less prevalent, and the prevalence is increasing at lower rates; therefore, control can likely be reasserted in freshwater.

The UN's continued support to the Government of Gambia was reasserted by the UNICEF Representative in Gambia, Ms. Aichatou Diawara Flambert, in the welcoming remarks she delivered on behalf of the UN Resident Coordinator in Gambia.

This goal was reasserted at the world Education forum in Darkar Senegal in April 2000.

Meanwhile Devapala (reigned c. 810 850) was reasserting Pala authority in the east and, he claimed, in the northern Deccan.

"It's reasserted itself in central Syria, and is no longer in danger of being cut off from its supply routes.