Sentence examples for first reintroduced from inspiring English sources

If the country is to be saved at all many believe it will have to be "rebooted" by starting all over again, from the beginning, when democracy was first reintroduced with the collapse of military rule.

More than a dozen seasons ago she was first reintroduced to the world through lovely Lynn Whitfield.

The 66 wolves first reintroduced to the region has grown to more than 1,500 individuals in Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana.

In brief, the NSH was first reintroduced to its historic German distribution range via stocking of fry originating from the indigenous source population in the Danish river Vidå (abbreviated population name including a priori taxon affiliation: NSH_VID) to the River Treene (NSH_TRE) in 1987 (Fig. 1).

In June the Arabian Oryx Sanctuary in Oman, home to the first reintroduced population of Arabian Oryx (Oryx leucoryx) and a flagship reintroduction project since 1980, became the first site to be deleted from UNESCO's World Heritage List.

(Smith) ★ Giorgio Griffa: 'Fragments, 1968-2012' (closes on Saturday) This Italian painter's second New York gallery show comes 43 years after his first, reintroducing his subtle, stripped-down works on raw, unstretched, visibly folded canvas.

(Smith) ★ Giorgio Griffa: 'Fragments, 1968-2012' (through March 2) This Italian painter's second New York gallery show comes 43 years after his first, reintroducing his subtle, stripped-down works on raw, unstretched, visibly folded canvas.

Of the companies that have reinstated their matches, 105, or about three-fourths, reintroduced the original match.

Third, reintroducing captive animals to the wild is likely to involve a genetic trade off that is often not discussed, but one that may play a large role in reintroduction success (and future captive population viability)—that is, which animals should be released and which should remain in captivity?

Next year will see the first beavers reintroduced in Scotland, but other animals will need to follow.

The refusal to recognise a common European interest, always putting the national interest first – you reintroduced these ideas and made them contagious.