Sentence examples for will be reasserting from inspiring English sources

But the spiritual home is not White Cube, it is the Whitechapel, and we will be reasserting ourselves".

"Mr. President, by nominating a respected and effective advocate, you will be reasserting America's moral leadership against anti-Semitism and reassuring Jewish communities that America stands with them and their ability to live securely as Jews wherever they are," Greenblatt wrote on Monday.

It will be reasserted at COP21, which should now also state clearly that this means carbon neutral energy by mid century.

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

"Calvinistic instincts seem to be reasserting themselves," Mr. Koops said.

The ultimate Yankee doomsday scenario may be reasserting itself.

EU citizens are currently entitled to live in the UK under European law, but once the UK leaves Europe, almost all rights apart from the right to own property or a business, which are protected under international law, will need to be reasserted.

The principle of social insurance has to be reasserted.

The problem is that the bonus-driven risk culture is reasserting itself now, while comprehensive reform will probably take until next year, if it occurs at all.

"So they are reasserting their reputation as a place to turn to and it's a good start and Brian will be excellent at that — it's what he does best".

Plainly, nationalism is reasserting itself.