Sentence examples for be restituted from inspiring English sources
verb
To restore (something) to its former condition.
Although the Russian parliament and museum directors have refused to cooperate, private property and artworks in parts of the former eastern bloc have begun to be restituted.
What should be restituted?
If a CpG site falls within a cohesive end, the methylation status cannot be restituted and, thus, the CpG locus would be read as non-methylated.
In 1948, the portrait was restituted to Rosenberg who sold it shortly after.
In 1993, ownership was restituted to the Mullers' daughter, Eva Materna-Muller, who was living in England, and she put it up for sale.
Seized by the Nazis on the eve of World War II and dispatched to the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, it was restituted to Bondy's widow, Elizabeth, in 1948.
It could also point to the long and painful history of African treasures being looted by colonisers for display in European museums, many of which have never been restituted.
"Land and houses are currently being restituted on a massive scale to either former owners or people who acquired property deeds, in a more or less legal fashion", notes Szreder on Warsaw.
It passed through the hands of two Swiss owners before being bought in 1973 by the Landesmuseum Wurttemberg in Stuttgart and was restituted to A.S. Drey's heirs last year.
The RF signal output from the receiving antenna is restituted through the demodulation module.
Yet the legitimate injustices of colonisation cannot be undone even if every object in every museum were restituted.
