Examples of using To assert itself in English and their translations into Swedish
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The U.S. began to assert itself as a power in North America.
The plebeian element of the cities began to assert itself more and more.
An attempt to assert itself at the expense of a colleague,
then it begins to assert itself.
Now Ukraine is increasingly trying to assert itself on the world arms market.
Mr President, as Mr Vondra has just pointed out, we now indeed have a legal framework which is beginning to assert itself.
so she tries to assert itself- it seems to her that nobody likes
Since the 2008 war in Georgia, Russia has been attempting to assert itself on the world arena.
European governance must provide the EU with the means to assert itself with a single voice in the world,
becomes ever more important for a Europe that wishes to assert itself in the world.
The EU 2020 strategy is the latest opportunity for the EU to assert itself as a world economic power, after the Lisbon Strategy became a failure.
clarity if Sweden is to be able to assert itself.
Under the Treaty of Lisbon, Europe has the foundation it requires in order to assert itself politically as well as economically.
As a distinctive brand, Odd Molly has the potential to assert itself well in the competition to date, but there is no guarantee that it will be able to assert itself well in the future.
With its diversity finally recognised, it now remains for Europe to assert itself on the international stage.
Compiled at a time when literary skill had only begun to assert itself, many cycles of patriarchal histories must have been current in written form prior to the collections now distinguished by critics as E and J.
opportunities for ideas to be able to assert itself on the market or among the users.
that this can be done by a new conference in which European Union diplomacy could finally have an opportunity to assert itself.
But the facility is also essential for Europe's future ability to assert itself and to compete internationally in research.
which play a crucial role in basic industry opportunities to assert itself in the global competition.
In particular this applies to China, which now increasingly tries to assert itself as a world power and to ensure its military-political presence in different regions of the world.
as each assembly tends to develop its own lease of life and wants to assert itself to the detriment of the others.
Mr Spencer's reports show that the European Union is beginning to assert itself as a political power,
So, the supposed Belarus nationalism is most probably a defensive one- a small nation trying to assert itself against a big aggressive neighbour.
The interim report states that internationalisation is not only seen as a necessary response to Sweden's need to assert itself as a knowledge nation in the global competition,
the demographic situation- society attempts to assert itself through antipathy towards others, seeking someone to"blame.
it has not managed to assert itself against the bigger players
a political ambition for Europe to be defined by its borders and by its projects, in order to assert itself and to share its humanist values in an unstable world.
could most easily and readily intrench itself and seek to assert itself.
more united, the European Union will be able to assert itself as the world leader in the fight against global warming.