Sentence examples for it has restarted from inspiring English sources
It has restarted its nuclear reprocessing plant and conducted another nuclear weapons test.
North Korea says it has restarted its nuclear facilities, threatens the U.S. SEOUL — North Korea is pressing ahead with its nuclear weapons program, confirming Tuesday that it has restarted its Yongbyon reactor, the source of its fissile material.
North Korea's announcement that it has restarted its atomic bomb fuel production has sparked a now-familiar chorus of outrage and concern around the world.
James A. Kelly, an assistant secretary of state, started talks here tonight with Japanese officials on what to do about North Korea's latest admission -- that it has restarted its nuclear weapons program -- as Japanese newspapers and politicians called for a tough stance.
After the British government failed to convince residents in Cumbria, it has restarted its search to find a suitable underground site.
SPORTSSUNDAY Iran Won't Give Up Its Uranium Program In response to the failure of international pressure, Iran vowed not to give up its uranium enrichment program and confirmed that it has restarted building centrifuges.
North Korea's recent confession that it had been breaking its non-nuclear vows, and news that it had restarted its reactor at Yongbyon, are proving equally difficult to deal with.
The company also announced today that it had restarted its stock buyback program, which it said was a sign that business was moving in the right direction.
The Federal Communications Commission said on Friday that it had restarted its review of AT&T's proposed $39 billion takeover of T-Mobile USA, after pausing the process to demand more information about the deal.
The report from the newspaper, Chosun Ilbo, appeared to support a claim by North Korea in late April that it had restarted its reprocessing plant at Yongbyon, 60 miles north of Pyongyang, the capital.
Kaiser Aluminum said yesterday that it had restarted partial production at its alumina refinery in Gramercy, La., where an explosion in July 1999 injured 29 workers.
