Sentence examples for for reestablishment from inspiring English sources
He added that Sinn Fein seemed surprised and shaken by the Donaldson murder and, ironically, had supported the April 6 statement calling for reestablishment of Stormont even more strongly as a result.
Research on human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSC) has expanded considerably in recent years as continued investigations have demonstrated their potential for reestablishment of in vivo functions.
To effectively manage fragmented tropical highland oak forest landscapes for reestablishment of the native oak ecosystem, there is a need to understand the complex and often synergistic interactions between different plant species, the edge environment, and climatic variability that strongly influence regeneration processes.
ACL reconstruction for reestablishment of knee stability seems cost effective in the Swiss setting based on currently available evidence.
Half-times for reestablishment of normal cancer rates were at least 15 years in length (Chiou et al. 2001).
The regulation of these MMPs inhibitors expression could be related to a cellular response for reestablishment of the proteases/inhibitors balance during cancer progression.
A number of legal scholars argue for the reestablishment and simplification of the legal framework for the prosecution of pillage (Stewart 2011; Keenan 2014; Herik and Jong 2011).
After World War II reinvigorated the local economy, Newfoundlanders were prompted to appeal for the reestablishment of responsible government.
Piłsudski returned in 1892, determined to organize an insurrection and to work for the reestablishment of Poland's independence.
Shortly after his inauguration, however, Funes signed a document that provided for the reestablishment of diplomatic relations with Cuba, which had been severed 50 years earlier.
This effort gives some indication of the extent to which the ideas of divine right and sovereignty had provided a firm theoretical base for the reestablishment of monarchical power after the dangerous years of civil war.
