Examples of using To reassert in English and their translations into Swedish
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He needed to reassert control.
To reassert the dream that you would both clung on to Needed to keep you as a child,
And when he does, he will want to reassert his dominance.
Users will be prompted to reassert their consent after three years of non-interaction with the Photos app.
So this could be a last-ditch effort to reassert his dominance.
react as a legislator to reassert our intentions by legislating to close the loopholes identified by the European Court of Justice.
throughout the conflict it has been pushing to reassert its interests in Eastern Europe
I sent Uhtred to reassert Guthred's authority.
the 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.
The Workers' and Peasants' Government has decided to reassert its authority without delay,
the Jacobites in Syria tried to reassert authority over Malabar by sending out a metropolitan named Athanasius.
It needs to reassert its commitment to the social well-being of our peoples
I risked my life to reassert my authority.
The objective is to reassert national sovereignty by changing the political composition of the European Parliament,
Your mechanistic qualities are trying to reassert themselves over your human tendencies.
This day, too, provides an occasion to reinforce this unity and to reassert that we, the Roma, are citizens of our countries
Ideological demands always came first: the Patriots viewed independence as a means to gain freedom from British oppression and taxation and, above all, to reassert what they considered to be their rights as English subjects.
I underline that- I would like to reassert my concerns in relation to a range of conflicts of interest that may attach to Mrs Kroes as a direct result of her successful corporate career to date.
I believe that it is an absolute necessity for the European Union to reassert its role as a global leader for democracy
While it is important for the European Council to reassert the central role of education and training policies in the success of the Lisbon strategy,
On the other hand, the newly-formed Parliament urgently needs to reassert its priorities and make good on its electoral promises.
For the European Union, it represents the opportunity to reassert its firm moral duty to extend a helping hand to the developing world;
In a notable trial in 1728, a defence lawyer(Robert Dundas) persuaded a jury to reassert its ancient right of acquitting, of finding an accused"not guilty".
fresh engineerings in order to reassert the needs of the numerous activities where in the house operates on.
Today, in the knowledge that, although history does not simply repeat itself, patterns can and do reoccur, we need to reassert, firmly and clearly, the indivisible and universal values- respect for human dignity,
It is vital for Iraq and the international community to work together to reassert full respect for international law,
needed to keep you as a child, to reassert the dream you both clung on to,
statements we need to top up confidence in the Round and the process and to reassert the values of multilateralism
I want to reassert our belief, and that of the Commission as a whole,