Examples of using Assert itself in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The technology could assert itself at any moment.
So either willingly or by force, perhaps with military conquest,the Koran must assert itself in the world.
Europe can only assert itself with the very high quality wines which it has.
Or does some kind of morality finally assert itself here?
The EU could assert itself as leader in numerous global issues and promote its social model at the same time.
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Europe should exercise leadership and assert itself as a political union.
Europe must assert itself and Tony Blair must move away from his visceral Atlanticism and remember that he holds the Presidency of the Union.
This is a major political challenge for a Europe that must assert itself as a visible leader in this process.
The 21st century will see Europe assert itself as a force for peace, provided the Union fosters stability and development within the major regional groupings which surround it.
Mr President-in-Office of the Council,the German Presidency has had to assert itself within a particularly dramatic context.
Or would the Court be more likely to regard and assert itself as an institution no less responsible for ensuring the progress of Community integration than the Council or the Commission?
But I think we need to go further; we need a constitution, i.e. a basic law, so thatEurope can assert itself as a genuine democratic society.
Faced with this situation,the European Union must assert itself as the driving force of the Quartet and be in favour of reinstating the Road Map.
Finally, Mr President-in-Office, it is not so much a question of uniting Europe to avoid history repeating itself, but rather a question of making it clear to our citizens and to ourselves that wemust unite Europe so that Europe can assert itself in the world of the future!
Between 1954 and 1962,the power of Bourguiba can not assert itself without the decisive support of the UGTT in its national congress of 1955.
This plot also included a conception of identity which expressed critical awareness and openness to diversity and to a territory where there was dialogueamong different cultures and where culture could assert itself through relationship rather than exclusion.
The Treaty of Lisbon will help with this,letting Europe assert itself and speak with a united voice and the authority of someone who has done their homework.
Other moralists, however, in their concern to stress the importance of values, remain sensitive to the dignity of freedom, but they frequently conceive of freedom as somehow in opposition to or in conflict with material and biological nature,over which it must progressively assert itself.
Some dramatic sopranos, known as Wagnerian sopranos, have a very big voice that can assert itself over an exceptionally large orchestra over eighty pieces.
A period that should see the University assert itself in a national context, as a fully-fledged University, as well as achieving, at its internal level, the minimum variations to face the major challenges facing any institution of higher education, at the threshold of the XXI century.
So what defines a singular manner the status of women is the fact that assert itself as subject contradicts the requirements of her situation.
The second mistake is for the Union to try and assert itself by sharing economic and environmental projects, without questioning the free trade context in which it sits.
Seventy years after the fall of Hitler's Third Reich,the German ruling class is once again demanding that its state assert itself as the unquestioned overlord of Europe and as a world power.
But politically, the Soviet Union had learnt that it could assert itself in the region without hindrance or constraint: the Western powers had no direct security or economic interests there.
Some dramatic sopranos, known as Wagnerian sopranos,have an exceptionally big voice that can assert itself over a large orchestra of more than 80 or even 100 pieces.
Given the fact that US hegemony has been able to expand and assert itself particularly since the Second World War, it is no coincidence that the name Latin America has been favored over a series of others that have been proposed at different points, especially since the Second World War.
Some dramatic sopranos, known as Wagnerian sopranos,have an exceptionally big voice that can assert itself over a large orchestra of more than 80 or even 100 pieces.
But Comrade BrouckÃ̈re understands very well that life[sic!] will assert itself and that the Central Committee, in order not to leave a multitude of organisations outside the Party, will have to legitimise them despite their not quite reliable character; that is why Comrade BrouckÃ̈re associates himself with Lenin…!
It embraces the whole commercial and industrial life of a given stage, and, insofar, transcends the state and the nation, though on the other hand,it must assert itself in its foreign relations as nationality and inwardly must organize itself as a state.
To truly back the government,this protest movement must assert itself on the workplace(in the private and the public), education schools, universities, etc.