Thursday's comments were some of his most assertive on the matter.
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Everything was an amalgam of who was most assertive in recent history.
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MOST ASSERTIVE GRANDMOTHER: Maxwell Meyer, St. Paul, Minnesota When news came out that St. Paul, Minn.
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They view him as the strongest, most dominant, most assertive political figure they have ever seen.
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Even his simplest, most assertive melodies usually sound as if they're being pulled in contradictory directions.
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Paysa, a site that provides salary information and data for job-seekers, used IBM's supercomputer, Watson, to determined the top 11 most assertive tech leaders in Silicon Valley and around the U.S., scoring them on a a scale from 0 (less assertive) to 1.0 (most assertive).
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Altogether, her moves are among the most assertive steps taken by any Democrat to prepare for 2020.
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Rihanna has always shined when at her most assertive, like on "Needed Me," one of this album's highlights.
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But "Strong Place" has some of Ms. Halvorson's most assertive playing, often in bristling counterpoint with the pianist Kris Davis.
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The firm also drew upon IBM data for a slew of other analyses, including determining the 11 most assertive CEOs in tech.
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One of the fall's most assertive trends is not for the timid: lipstick in wickedly unnatural shades like black, blue, green or yellow.
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"This is the most assertive, most aggressive and most directly impactful of any engagement that they have had in our elections," Clapper said.
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Ziva was the most assertive female character the show has seen, and her simmering will-they-or-won't-they relationship with Tony dominated chat boards.
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The European Union has become the world's most assertive check against the tech industry, penalizing companies including Apple, Facebook, Google and the semiconductor maker Qualcomm.
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A series of upright, full-length nudes, many on narrow, 220-foot-tall canvases, are the most assertive paintings in this new show, though not the best.
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Ms. Klobuchar, in her most assertive debate performance yet, chided Ms. Warren for not explaining to voters "where we're going to send the invoice" for single-payer care.
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However, and I'm really a work whiner this week, sorry, I was distracted by a disaster unfolding in my inbox and sent possibly the most assertive (aggressive) email of my career.
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From 90 miles away, Fidel said and did the things that the most assertive American black leaders said and did—but unlike Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and others, he survived.
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Frank Pallone (D-NJ), the ranking member of the Energy and Commerce Committee, was the most assertive, calling the report "deeply disturbing," and requesting a congressional investigation in a statement to Bloomberg.
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"This is the most assertive, most aggressive and most directly impactful of any engagement that they have had in our elections," Clapper said at the event, in Cambridge, Massachusetts just outside Boston.
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Image: Jessica MayhewWhen it comes to figuring out which individual among a group of primates is the most dominant, some scientists simply look for the one that's being the most assertive or aggressive.
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It is one of the most assertive efforts by lawmakers to rein in tech companies, which have argued for decades that unbreakable encryption is an imperative part of protecting the private communications of their customers.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts — among the most assertive Democrats in responding to Mr. Trump on his favored social medium — specks her speeches with the word "fight" so often that it can feel like subliminal messaging.
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The social media mogul's 37-minute speech Thursday, delivered in a stained-glass hall at Georgetown University, was Facebook's most assertive effort to date to repel the wave of assaults it's facing from across the political spectrum.
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A strengthening currency imperils that export growth, and heightens the risk that the BoJ—one of the most assertive central banks in the world in terms of managing currency risk—could sell yen to counteract the upward pressure.
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It's the most assertive I've ever been on a visit to the hairdresser's (we all know how scary it is to communicate what you actually want when you sit in that chair) but Cahill didn't bat an eyelid.
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Mr. Schatz, one of the Democrats' most assertive spokesmen on global warming, said there were already "pockets of opportunity" to work with Republicans on measures to reinforce coastlines and support solar- and wind-energy production, though not on more ambitious policies.
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Altogether, it has added up to the most assertive attempt by Mr. Biden and his camp to extinguish questions about his son's business activities since Mr. Trump began raising them as a campaign issue, often in false or exaggerated terms.
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"China has already engaged in one of its most assertive influence campaigns in recent history to prevent the THAAD deployment, encompassing threatening leadership speeches, alarming media commentary, and most recently coercive economic pressure that has included government-sanctioned trade boycotts," Weitz said.
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Here's the full list of the 11 most imaginative tech leaders, according to Paysa: Paysa performed a similar analysis of the most assertive leaders in the tech industry, and Nadella, Gates and Zuckerberg all scored top marks for that characteristic as well.
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"It is not a secret that China is the most assertive donor nation offering funding and development assistance that exploit governance gaps in countries with weak or corrupt structures, and makes the gaps wider," Transparency Solomon Islands said in a statement last month.
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Texas has been one of the most assertive, suing the State Department in federal court to try to bar Syrian refugees from the state and, on Wednesday, vowing to stop assisting the thousands of refugees from around the world who resettle in Texas annually.
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European authorities have emerged as the world's most assertive watchdog of the technology industry, and many wanted a chance to publicly grill the chief executive after revelations in March that a British political consulting firm, Cambridge Analytica, had improperly obtained and used the information of millions of Facebook members.
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The making of young Trumps As the offspring of one of the richest and most assertive public figures in the world, Ivanka and her brothers have spent almost their entire lives inside a kind of subculture where one person -- their father -- determines what the family, and the family business, stands for.
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Government ministers, former officials and princes were swept up in an anti-corruption campaign that some analysts said could raise the risk of internal conflict, particularly as the arrests looked more like a consolidation of power by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the force behind the kingdom's most assertive new policies.
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Keay pp. 282–95 A number of smaller Indian Princely states aligned with either Britain or France. One of the most assertive of these Princes was the pro-French Nawab of Bengal, Siraj ud-Daulah, who resented the British presence in Calcutta. In 1756 he had succeeded his grandfather Alivardi Khan who had been a staunch British ally.
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Gligorije (Gliša) Geršić (also Gliša Giga Geršić); (19 July 1842, Bela Crkva - 1918, Belgrade, Kingdom of Serbia) was a Serbian politician, jurist, writer and professor. More of an academic than a politician, he did not fit in with the most assertive group of noted Radicals, though intellectually he belonged to the very top of the People's Radical Party's echelon, politically he did not. Glisić's family came from Bela Crkva, then in southern Hungary, part of the Habsburg Empire. He graduated from gymnasium and attended law schools in Budapest and Vienna before getting a teaching post at the Belgrade's Velika škola (Grandes écoles) in 1866.
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