Sentence examples for a resumption in from inspiring English sources

"Our major goal is that there be a resumption in the cross-strait dialogue," Dr. Albright said.

But at the very least, these events will delay a resumption in the Israeli-Syrian talks, officials said.

It's feared the appetite for those goods will increase and lead to a resumption in destruction once the world economy recovers.

Schering-Plough said it expected flat earnings this year and did not anticipate a resumption in earnings growth until 2004, when it expected a 20percentt rise from the lowered 2003 projection.

While the door has been left ajar for a resumption in asset purchases in the future, should the need arise, all signs point to a winding up of the programme.

The agricultural welcome for this decision was not marred by what one farming paper called "the only real cloud on the horizon", namely the near-universal condemnation that a resumption in this trade will bring from the general public.

A full resumption in Iranian exports, according to a report this week by Bernstein Research, would reduce crude prices by 9 percent — or nearly $9 a barrel — although such a development is unlikely for many months at best.

The halt followed a brief resumption in production Monday at Total's unit, Elf Petroleum Nigeria, a venture with the state-owned oil company, after a three-day suspension, Ms. Marie said.

If this mechanism occurs in dinoflagellates, the recovery from nutrient starvation may be mediated by a rapid resumption in trans-splicing of polycistronic messages, which would generate an increased number of mature monocistronic mRNAs available for detection by the microarray without changes in transcription.

So rather than a mad rush to the death chambers, there is likely to be a gradual resumption in executions, accompanied by many more legal challenges.

And it is definitely not the time to contemplate even a partial resumption in the trade.