Sentence examples for be reestablished from inspiring English sources
verb
To restore to a previously operational state.
Normal blood flow can usually be reestablished by surgery.
In effect, tribal confederations had to be reestablished every few generations.
A dominance that must be reestablished at every encounter does not contribute to a social structure.
He stopped the hysteria by ordering that all routines be reestablished.
Security must be reestablished, vital services like water, electricity and sanitation restored in urban neighborhoods, and qualified Iraqis found, vetted and trained to form a functioning interim administration.
"I caused all the stores to be opened," he recounted later, and "churches, schools, theatres, and places of amusement to be reestablished".
As one of the leading advocates of Central American unity, he repeatedly urged that the disintegrated federation of Central American states be reestablished.
My list of books focuses on this central idea - that history is a fantasy which can be reestablished by the author - and takes it in all sorts of directions.
This means that they must be synchronized initially and stay in sync thereafter, or else the cipher will be decrypted into a garbled form until synchrony can be reestablished.
And, since the Union may not be reestablished before the 55th has had its battle, I drink to the battle of the 55th, and I wish it may be fought as soon as possible".
How can confidence be reestablished?
