reassert造句

Let me reassert my authority.

Was still seeking to reassert control.

So this is a time to reassert our universal values.

His sense of humour was beginning to reassert itself.

That's because old habits of thinking tend to reassert themselves.

The government might be tempted to reassert its authority by quashing all criticism.

Over the past couple of months he has sought to reassert his authority.

Medium term investors may need to be patient, but the fundamentals will likely reassert themselves shortly.

Europe was poised to reassert its traditional preeminence in Western art.

But he cautions against excessive moves to reassert government involvement in the economy.

He immediately sent a force to the Ukraine to reassert Russian authority and replace the traitor with a loyal officer.

Paul also wrote to defend his integrity as an apostle and to reassert his love for the Galatians.

These rumblings of discontent have given an opportunity for the US to reassert itself in Asian diplomacy and security.

Russia wants to reassert its great-power independence and Iran is doubly helpful: its nuclear dealings with Iran are profitable, and Iran conveniently preoccupies America.

Russia has been moving to reassert its own influence in central Asia with increasing vigor as NATO appears to grow ever more bogged down in Afghanistan.

The release is currently in a limited beta, but features such as the free Web-based version just might reassert Microsoft's dominance.

The diplomacy in India also gave Obama a chance to reassert himself on the global stage, far from Washington in the aftermath after humbling congressional elections.

Nicolas Anelka, a leaner, swifter figure, has been first-choice striker for most of the season and Drogba has been working to reassert his seniority by shedding bulk and gaining speed.

Now it is trying to reassert control. That is far easier said than done-and not just because almost every government building was toppled, and nearly one in five civil servants died.

But it is unclear whether the Saudi bid to reassert its oil muscle will be enough to slow a historic surge in crude prices that many fear could go far higher.