Examples of using Reasserted in English and their translations into Dutch
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It wasn't long before the economic laws of nature reasserted themselves.
The antislavery movement reasserted human rights above the right to own people.
the boss had reasserted his authority.
This has been reasserted almost continuously since then, in particular at the Luxembourg Summit.
its attitude towards Zimbabwe, and its firm stance has recently been reasserted by my colleague Louis Michel in his contacts with the government authorities in Zimbabwe.
The Council also reasserted its conviction that the resolution of this question is entirely unique
defiance' last December and hundreds of Dongria reasserted their pledge not to leave the Niyamgiri hills at their annual festival in February.
When Offa reasserted control over Kent,
Some mechanism is needed to ensure that control is reasserted from above in these cases and delays not allowed to accumulate.
The Ten have also reasserted their commitment to the sovereignty,
restored Theban rule over the whole of Egypt and successfully reasserted Egyptian power in its formerly subject territories of Nubia and Canaan.
The European Parliament reasserted the need to abolish apartheid and to recognize the
drawn attention to the political commitment to the 1992 deadline made in 1985 by the Heads of State or Government and reasserted at the European Councils which followed the Brussels Council of June 1987.
The Commission, however, had reasserted to the ACP countries that the necessary resources would be committed to face up to the problems.
Ensure that any new legislation brought forward under the Community strategy respects the principles of Better Regulation reasserted by the Brussels European Council in 8
Receive our fraternal hug and our reasserted commitment to our alliance with your forces to reinstate the wellbeing
European Council in Turin, when setting the programme for the Intergovernmental Conference, reasserted that'the citizens are at the heart of European integration'
The European Union's view, as has incidentally been reasserted in declarations by the Council
In 2005, during the Warsaw Summit, the Heads of State and Government of the member states of the Council of Europe reasserted the importance of local and regional democracy for Europe
recently reasserted through the visits of SG/HR Solana
At any time you can reassert yourself.
Reasserting the bases of the present system.
Insult us and insistently reassert your initial demand.
Reassert their position.
Move decisively, reassert your position.
It's truly amazing how the flesh reasserts itself.
Thus, I shall reassert our position of neutrality.
You must show your strength, reassert your authority.
But today we must reassert the position of Parliament, and Parliament has taken a very strong position.
Mrs Van Dijk reasserts the eighthour transportation rule despite a compromise by Member States on this issue.