Examples of using To reassert in English and their translations into Finnish
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That hubby needs to reassert his manhood.
Respiratory system, neurological functions, immune response. Her human physiology has begun to reassert itself.
Tom, I risked my life to reassert my authority.
There is a need to reassert in political terms the central importance of the Mediterranean on the political agenda of all participants.
And when he does, he will want to reassert his dominance.
Henry then tried to reassert his rights as the sovereign of northern Italy without delay.
The post-Nice process now gives us the opportunity to reassert the importance of politics.
While Samuel Adams tried to reassert control of the meeting, people poured out of the Old South Meeting House to prepare to take action.
It took determined international action to open the way for politics to reassert its primacy.
This setback enabled the king of Imereti to reassert his hegemony over Guria, but for a short time.
Well enough to reassert his claim on the presidency. But Daniels is challenging him under the 25th amendment in large part so he can go ahead with the nuclear strike against Fayed's country.
On the other hand, the newly-formed Parliament urgently needs to reassert its priorities and make good on its electoral promises.
Mr Dassis, Mr Greif, Ms Batut and Mr Lüneborg spoke in the general discussion especially on the Court rulings andinterpretation of law and the need for action to reassert workers rights.
Your mechanistic qualities are trying to reassert themselves over your human tendencies… ego and id struggling for domination.
There was also almost universal agreement about Chechnya andthe need for us not to have double standards in our foreign policy, but to reassert the principles which are the cornerstone of the European Union.
Both must, therefore, react as a legislator to reassert our intentions by legislating to close the loopholes identified by the European Court of Justice.
Six months on from the tragic events of 11 September,now must be the time to reassert the need for effective global governance.
It provides an opportunity to reassert the role and the benefit of multilateral action through the United Nations, but also a challenge to the United Nations to prove itself up to the task.
I voted for this report because I think that it is a necessity for the European Union to reassert its role as a global leader for democracy and fundamental rights.
It needs to reassert its commitment to the social well-being of our peoples and to rebalance the almost exclusive obsession with market liberalisation that we have had for the past decade.
With your continued support, we are determined to reassert the European Union's leadership in this key challenge for mankind.
Because of the potential for overlap between eco-labelling assessments and public management of stocks, a single Community eco-labelling scheme would serve to reassert the prerogatives of public authorities in the management of fisheries resources;
Interviews with two members of senior management to reassert our understanding of the connection between Wärtsilä's sustainability procedures and Wärtsilä's business strategy and operations as well as sustainability objectives;
In writing.- I voted in favour because, though the EU strategy for youth is, by its nature, a wide-ranging and all-encompassing document,it is crucial to reassert that any new strategy must place education at the centre of its ambition and policy.
Interviews with two members of senior management to reassert our understanding of the connection between Wärtsilä's sustainability procedures and Wärtsilä's business strategy and operations as well as sustainability objectives;
In all our actions and statements we need to top up confidence in the Round and the process and to reassert the values of multilateralism and the economic benefits of a wide and ambitious deal.
For the European Union, it represents the opportunity to reassert its firm moral duty to extend a helping hand to the developing world; the opportunity to show how much we wish to combat poverty, injustice, discrimination of all kinds, the lack of democracy, violation of human rights and attacks on freedom.
With the sack of Nineveh in 612 BC andthe fall of the Assyrian Empire, both Psamtik and his successors attempted to reassert Egyptian power in the Near East, but were driven back by the Neo-Babylonian Empire under Nebuchadnezzar II.
There is therefore an urgent need to reassert the principle of cultural uniqueness in all areas, if the fine phrases on the creative industries as driving forces, the recognition of the status of artist or the desire to find an equilibrium between the dissemination of digital works and fair reward for creators, are not to remain pious wishes in the face of the cultural desert that will ensue.