Assertively

In this fast-growing multipolar world, Russia is assertively stamping its feet, intensifying serious coordinated efforts, this time in Latin America.

Nevertheless, the U.S. and the collective West maintain considerable economic influence and have responded assertively.

Yet, despite the ambiguity, her acting choices are as revelatory as they are impressive: a lisping voice that assertively croaks in front of Elizabeth and pathetically whimpers behind the scenes in the bedroom with Joe.

A nice blend of levity and drama, Lindy’s debut assertively makes its mark on the genre.

As we wait for these changes to happen, women can find solidarity by equipping themselves with knowledge, advocating assertively for their needs, and seeking support from trusted allies.

Beijing believes that U.S. backing has emboldened the Philippines to act more assertively in its South China Sea disputes with China.

This does suggest that the Chinese regime does respond positively to Canada kicking back more assertively against China’s gross violations of the norms of international diplomacy and trade.

Live Oak spikes assertively with Saaz hops and brews with both German and Polish yeasts.

Students have been seen assertively harnessing their academically/technologically diverse strengths to shape their ideas into meaningful ventures.

Taylor initiated the exchanges to start the third, fighting more assertively while still conceding ground.

It taught, among other things, how to assertively say no, and how to overcome the inner voices of self-doubt when we sense we’re in danger.

The Federal Reserve is expected to raise its benchmark interest rates next week in the first of at least three hikes expected this year — but market watchers had been looking for signs the central bank could act more assertively.