Reasserting

Lentsov is one of Russia’s most experienced military figures, with his arrival a signal that Moscow is serious about reasserting its grip on the Caucasus.

Shigeoka’s victory killed Cuatro’s hopes of reasserting himself as a world champion after getting floored three times in the latter rounds of the bout.

There is already an undercurrent of fear about China taking over economically, or even reasserting premodern claims in the region.

The renminbi’s spot exchange rate has moved tightly in sync with an official “fix” set by the central bank in recent weeks, indicating that Beijing is reasserting control of the currency as the US presidential election looms.

But there's considerable truth to the internet truism that the memorably bitter Clinton-Sanders campaign has never ended and keeps reasserting itself in different forms, even now that both principals have eased themselves into the political sunset.

From Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane reasserting force’s allegiance to the core values of the Constitution to two luxury apartment complexes in Kochi being razed down on SC orders, here are the top headlines of this evening.

Only by reasserting these values can we revive those linkages and ensure that any future institution-building takes place on solid foundations, with the US providing direction but not dictating the rules of the game.

The Supreme Court has struck down a Louisiana law regulating abortion clinics, reasserting a commitment to abortion rights over fierce opposition from dissenting conservative justices in the first big abortion case of the Trump era.

Xi is probably looking to extend negotiations, betting that Trump will have a difficult time reasserting the pressure now that he has relented a bit while hoping for a more friendly administration in 2021.

Both movements were built precisely around the idea of reclaiming and reasserting a shared humanity in the face of a society that had deprived it and denied it.

The beginning of the pre-dreadnought era coincided with Britain reasserting her naval dominance.

The Revised Constitution of 1955 has been criticized for reasserting "the indisputable power of the monarch" and maintaining the relative powerlessness of the peasants.