Examples of using To reassert in English and their translations into Polish
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He needed to reassert control.
To reassert his seat at the throne.
I risked my life to reassert my authority.
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.
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.
But your old slave nature can attempt to reassert itself.
They say the king means to reassert colonial rule here. The Scarborough.
Introducing Mr Désir, the president referred to his longstanding involvement in fighting for the European Union's core values,noting that it was vital to reassert these core values in the run-up to the European elections.
Maybe they're trying to reassert their power, make a name for themselves again.
Lookinglass aiming to reassert itself in both the corporate I.T., as well as the personal use market with the launch of its new operating system.
The Scarborough. They say the king means to reassert colonial rule here.
Today, it's necessary to reassert the elementary understanding that the president of the American capitalist state is the class enemy of the world's workers and oppressed, especially of the U.S.
He's seen the intruder off andhe needs to return to reassert his position in the pack.
The Colombian Government has stepped up efforts to reassert government control throughout the country, and now has a presence in every one of its administrative departments.
In 1528 Chuha Sultan and the shah marched with their army to reassert control of the region.
Both must, therefore, react as a legislator to reassert our intentions by legislating to close the loopholes identified by the European Court of Justice.
In both those cases, the imperialists did not intervene militarily andthe conflict centred on defence of the national rights of the Chechen people against Russia's murderous attempt to reassert its subjugation of the province.
Simon de Montfort became leader of those who wanted to reassert the Magna Carta and force the king to surrender more power to the baronial council.
So, after the short interlude when the state, keeping or being kept in the background, had to share power with other emerging forces(capitalism,socialism), it began to reassert its former supremacy.
As her original patent had expired in 1921,this is seen as her attempt to reassert control over her game, which was now being played at some colleges, where students made their own copies.
In a situation where we are faced with deteriorating protection for human rights worldwide,I believe that it is an absolute necessity for the European Union to reassert its role as a global leader for democracy and fundamental rights.
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.
And I get the sense that President Tong needs to reassert control over these Admirals?
Furthermore, this house has also made out and treated its bridgehead in the pattern of a pioneer entity in order to use the newest andfresh engineerings in order to reassert the needs of the numerous activities where in the house operates on.
Other success stories included the Conturex systems, which have enabled Weinig to reassert its leading position in window production technology.
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.
As a remedy for this relativistic mentality, which is becoming ever more common,it is necessary above all to reassert the definitive and complete character of the revelation of Jesus Christ.
The Coalition believes that this will de-risk property and BE markets for investors, businesses andthe public at large and help to reassert the role that ethics plays in the global property profession.