Sentence examples for Recommenced from inspiring English sources
The number of new death sentences also showed a steep decline, falling to 72, the lowest number since the death penalty recommenced in the modern era in 1974.
Work on motorways that had been suspended for two years recommenced in April.
Sleepy no more ReprintsStill, the stock exchange in Nairobi, the capital, responded bullishly to the judges' verdict, with its strongest one-day rally in five years when trading recommenced on April 2nd.
Sleepy no more Reprints Related topics Uhuru Kenyatta Kenya Raila OdingaStill, the stock exchange in Nairobi, the capital, responded bullishly to the judges' verdict, with its strongest one-day rally in five years when trading recommenced on April 2nd.
When the situation became calmer, theatrical activities recommenced with a performance of Gluck's opera La caduta de' giganti on Jan . 17 1746; the libretto, by A.F. Vanneschi, glorified the hero of the day, the Duke of Cumberland, after his victory at Culloden over the forces of Prince Charles Edward, the Stuart claimant to the British throne.
While other Asian continental nuclei were completing their consolidation, orogenic deformation recommenced along the present southeast and southwest margins of the Angaran platform.
When the curtains lift on the Australian Open on Monday, an annual debate will recommence in earnest.
After an attack on the Indian parliament by Pakistani Islamists in 2001, by comparison, both sides rushed troops to their frontier, and raised a threat of nuclear war.Yet the peace process will not recommence in its former hopeful place.
When the final whistle is blown, the battle within FIFA will recommence.The divisions have spilled over into a series of verbal brawls, the most recent during a FIFA congress in Seoul, the capital of South Korea, which is hosting the World Cup with Japan.
See articleThe European Union decided to recommence talks with Serbia on a stabilisation agreement, the usual prelude to membership talks, which had been suspended last year because of Serbia's failure to hand over the Bosnian Serb wartime general, Ratko Mladic, to the war-crimes tribunal at The Hague.
Yet just before Mr Kim's death, America was negotiating ways to restart food aid to North Korea, and there was speculation that it was seeking nuclear concessions in the process.Park Syung-je, of the Asia Strategy Institute in Seoul, believes the young Mr Kim will play upon his father's death to recommence the merry-go-round.
