Sentence examples for can be re-established from inspiring English sources

The collapse of the Irish Labour party accompanied by a serious decline for Fine Gael means nobody believes the outgoing coalition government can be re-established.

Now we must look to growth and how it can be re-established on a sustainable basis particularly on the periphery.

"The two had a pretty constructive relationship and one that contributed to stability in the region, and I hope that, over time, that kind of constructive relationship can be re-established".

The alert noted that while most tourist and business centers are calm, "spontaneous and unpredictable events, such as work stoppages and demonstrations, still occur, a state of emergency remains in force, and curfews can be re-established on short notice".

Lamberto Dini, the Italian foreign minister, said that if the Freedom Party now turned its back on extremist positions sometimes adopted in the past, "It will be possible to see if normal relations can be re-established with a coutnry that is such a friend of Italy".

The same Western governments that belong to NATO and fought the war to drive the Serbs out of Kosovo are clearly reluctant to finance the day-to-day operations of the Western protectorate they installed to govern until local authority can be re-established.

The discovery of these intriguing properties of plant tissues raised a number of pressing questions: which cells maintain pluripotency in vivo, how is pluripotency controlled at the genetic and molecular level, and how can pluripotency be re-established from adult somatic tissues?

And once trust is gone, it can never be re-established, there will always be a bit of doubt in place of complete trust.

Members of all communities must be bemused by all of this - how can the crucial trust be re-established in the dark?

Once a dialogue is opened and trust begins to be re-established, policy messages can be carefully dropped into conversations with likely Ukip switchers.

Investors' trust needs to be re-established".