Sentence examples for Reestablishment from inspiring English sources

We have to emphasise that the reestablishment of political reform is the government's task.

Upon the reestablishment of the monarchy (1660), all Fuller's ecclesiastical privileges were restored, and he became a doctor of divinity at Cambridge.

After the reestablishment of Portuguese independence from Spain in 1640, the Council of India was reorganized as the Council of Overseas (Conselho do Ultramar) in 1642 under King John IV.

A further Janissary uprising in November 1808 led to the death of the Bayrakdar and to the reestablishment of conservative rule.

The Russian radical intelligentsia was fiercely opposed to the privileged schools for the gentry and demanded the reestablishment of a democratic system with a more modern curriculum in secondary schools.

Defeat led to the fall of the military regime and the reestablishment of democratic rule, which has since endured despite various economic crises.

He renewed the condemnations of Rationalism the theory that reason is the primary source of knowledge and of spiritual truth and pursued with fresh vigour the reestablishment of the philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas.

Thorbecke resigned in 1853 when William adopted, against the government's wishes, an anti-Catholic posture in the dispute over the proposed reestablishment of a Roman Catholic episcopal hierarchy with its archbishop at Utrecht.

Its political support of the reestablishment of secular imperial rule led to the Meiji Restoration in 1868.

The Cymmrodorion Society, established by the Welsh community in London as a centre for Welsh literary studies, combined with other such scholarly groups (e.g., the Gwyneddigion and Cymreigyddion societies) to encourage the reestablishment of local eisteddfods (poetic assemblies or contests).

In Europe, it collapsed during the French Revolution, and in the Napoleonic Code care was taken to prevent its reestablishment.