Examples of using Reassert in English and their translations into Chinese
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Let me reassert my authority.'.
As a community of nations faced by fresh threats and challenges,we must reassert ourselves in a new collective security consensus.
We have to reassert ourselves because we have retreated," he said.
Media reflecting that culture might reassert those commonly-held values.
The EU must reassert humane control over chaos around the Mediterranean.
Reports are peppered with“zoom-in to human detail” segments, tales of selfless heroism, resistance,and valiant survival that reassert human agency.
And fourthly, we must reassert our national identities.
We reassert our willingness to make our contribution wherever it is requested to maintain and consolidate peace, development and democracy.
The General Assembly has to reassert its role within the Organization.
As he had criticised Gladstone for a do-nothing foreign policy,he most probably contemplated what actions would reassert Britain's place in Europe.
We as Christians must reassert the supernatural basis of the Christian faith.
Welcomes that, also by 30 June 2004, the occupation will end and the Coalition Provisional Authority will cease to exist,and that Iraq will reassert its full sovereignty;
Instead, marketers should reassert control over their brand assets, shifting it away from third parties.
Welcomes that, also by 30 June 2004, the occupation will end and the Coalition Provisional Authority will cease to exist,and that Iraq will reassert its full sovereignty;
To strengthen protection, we must reassert the centrality of international humanitarian and human rights law.
Appoint a Special Presidential Task Force to investigate this matter,identify covert facilities and assets(see attached summary) and reassert Executive control over these projects;
We have to reassert ourselves as the real Asian power: economically, militarily, culturally, politically.".
The General Assembly, the supreme body of the United Nations,must reassert the extensive authority that has been vested in it by the Charter.
These commitments reassert the relevance of ICPD goals to the attainment of the MDGs, in particular MDGs 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
With regard to water and sanitation,it is expected that the draft plan of implementation will strongly reassert the relevant goals pledged in the United Nations Millennium Declaration(General Assembly resolution 55/2).
We must reassert the authority of the General Assembly as the sole universal organ charged under the Charter with important supervisory and policy-making responsibilities.
(c) Recommendation, paragraph 10(f). Reassert current policy with regard to seeking rent-free office accommodation for field offices;
We reassert our commitment to promote green growth and to seek practical, development-supportive, and trade-enhancing solutions to address global environmental challenges.
In particular, the General Assembly must reassert its role as a central policymaking body and work on a par with the Security Council.
Finally, we reassert here today that Syria is committed to cooperating with the International Independent Investigation Commission in a professional, neutral and responsible manner.
In general terms, the United Nations should uphold,bolster and reassert the leading principles and purposes of the United Nations Charter, the core of which are undermined and threatened by terrorism.
We also reassert that in order to prevent the proliferation of those weapons, the industrialized countries must commit themselves not to export them to non-State groups and individuals.
Regime forces quickly reassert control but some areas fall into the hands of the rebels, who set up base in Eastern Ghouta.
They reassert their position that the Committee should consider the violation of article 26 of the Covenant, irrespective of all other provisions, or in relation to article 25.
In conclusion, let me reassert Ethiopia' s hope that this session of the First Committee will play its due role in strengthening the international peace and security regime.