Sentence examples for later reintroduced from inspiring English sources

Tamarins born of the project were later reintroduced into Brazil.

The streaming of students by age and intellectual ability and through examinations was at first discarded but later reintroduced.

The new research suggested that syphilis originated as a skin ailment in South America, and then spread to Europe, where it became sexually transmitted and was later reintroduced to the New World.

Drawing on expertise he developed as an adviser to a group of investment banks that the federal government sued unsuccessfully on antitrust grounds, Mr. Fox later reintroduced investment banking to the Harvard curriculum.

Sanders's legislation didn't pass, but the idea was later reintroduced, and Frank backed a proposal for funding the trust with a portion of the annual revenue of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac — the Federal National Mortgage Association and the Federal Home Mortgage Corporation, the two giant, government-backed mortgage companies.

The term refers to the Mexico City Policy, first introduced by President Reagan and later reintroduced by President Bush, which forbids US funds to be donated to foreign family planning organisations that provide abortion or campaign for it to be made legal.

HAART therapy was subsequently reintroduced.

M. arion became extinct in Britain, and it was later successfully reintroduced after full habitat restoration [ 13].

When she resurfaced several decades later, she reintroduced herself to a wide circle of friends under the name Chelsea Lee.

Denmark followed hours later with reintroduced controls on its border with Germany so that Sweden-bound refugees would not become stuck in the country, said prime minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen.

Study design: We performed serial genotypic resistance analyses on viral DNA isolated from a patient with a multidrug-resistant human immunodeficiency virus infection who discontinued and later on reintroduced antiretroviral therapy.