Sentence examples for if reintroduced from inspiring English sources

The nearest town, Stanley, is nestled in a land so rugged that it is one of the only very few areas in the continental U.S. that could support wild grizzly bears, if reintroduced.

In the Pew survey, 73percentt said the Manchin-Toomey proposal should be passed if reintroduced, while 67percentt of respondents to the Post/ABC poll said the Senate did the wrong thing in rejecting the legislation.

This suggests that not only was poliovirus fading out of individual regions but it was not being reintroduced or, if reintroduced, it was not able to spread sufficiently to cause cases of paralytic poliomyelitis.

If the campaign to oust Saddam means invading Iraq (and it is not yet certain that it does), months will be needed to prepare, and longer if reintroducing United Nations weapons inspectors is the first part of the operation.

They often cite Argentina's exit from its currency board in 2002 as evidence of the benefits that would accrue to Greece if it reintroduced its own currency.

The struggle against sexual violence will be won or lost primarily within each country, but the United States could help if Congress reintroduced and passed the International Violence Against Women Act, which would take modest steps to raise the profile of such violence.

"We must do something". European Union officials recently warned Uganda it would be "taking a risk" if it reintroduced DDT spraying to eradicate mosquitoes.

If the reintroduced bill passes -- it previously had 115 co-sponsors from both parties -- and Hillary is elected, her administration might be required to develop the enabling regulations.

If the reintroduced population of Mexican wolves is to be self-sustaining, its population size will have to increase.

She said the legislation would have to be reintroduced if it did not pass this session.

Mr. Tittel said environmental groups would fight to block the bill if it was reintroduced.