Sentence examples for with a reassertion from inspiring English sources

Victorian novels always end with a reassertion of the principle of Separate Spheres.

The parameters are superficially simple: trade on terms that maintain the advantages of the single market, combined with a reassertion of national border controls to meet the demand of leave voters for reduced migration.

The two halves of Living Dolls ­provide an anatomy of regression, of a culture that has responded to the ascent of women with a reassertion of sexist values: the objectification of young women, the suggestion that men and women are simply programmed to behave in certain ways, and that inequality is therefore inevitable.

Just as the removal of Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal from command in Afghanistan was viewed as President Obama's reassertion of civilian control of the military, so Mr. Gates's memo on "Interaction With the Media" was viewed as a reassertion by civilian public affairs specialists of control over the military's contacts with the news media.

Obama's address amounted to a reassertion of his counterterrorism strategy with the public, more than a year since the Islamic State seized control of large swaths of territory in Iraq and Syria.

Trump offered a series of arguments for his decision, culminating with this claim: "our withdrawal from the agreement represents a reassertion of America's sovereignty".

Or, will we see a reassertion of the importance of local government, with new models for regional integration, public finance and services that emphasise a public role?

For Mr. Cuomo, whose influence in the city has been reduced by an occasionally icy relationship with Mr. Bloomberg, a de Blasio mayoralty could also signal a reassertion of influence in municipal affairs.

The National Government, which in all but name was a Conservative administration, was the agent of a reassertion of state power which not only broke with the free-trade policy of the previous hundred years, but also laid the foundations of the managed economy with its corporatist structure which the bipartisan consensus established after 1945.

In not quite two weeks Europe has moved from a moment of compassion and empathy with Syrian and other migrants striving to reach our shores back toward a reassertion of the fortress mentality that aims to stop them, sort them and return them, save for a proportion deemed to have a real claim on our hospitality.

A reassertion of Byzantine military and naval power in the East began with victories over the Arabs by Michael III's general Petronas in 856.