This crop is only being revived since the years 2000.
"This can only be achieved by reviving the institutions of the Palestine Liberation Organization, which represents Palestinians everywhere but has been moribund since the 1993 Oslo agreements created the Palestinian Authority," he contends.
And that can only be a good thing for this summer's revived series, hosted by Dara Ó Briain and Angela Scanlon, because it offers new and interesting ways for the competing robots to pummel one another.
"Donald Trump's promise to revive the US coal sector can only be realized by reining in hydraulic fracking," said Jerry Taylor, the president of libertarian thinktank the Niskanen Center.
Another title argues that "Death makes dead metaphor revive": when language fails it can only be recycled.
In the end I decide it can only be fear of allowing any impression that she deserves personal credit for reviving the feminist movement in Britain today.
On the UK view of the revival argument (though not the US view) that can only be the Council, because only the Council can decide if a violation is sufficiently serious to revive the authorisation to use force.
Coming off of what can only be called a political victory in the shutdown and debt limit crisis, President Obama is making noise about reviving comprehensive immigration reform from its dead status.
Leaders, heck humans, can only be as effective as their sleep life because the brain uses that time to not only scrub toxins, but also to reset, restore, revive, and refresh itself and for our benefit.
