Sentence examples for may be resurrected from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a forgotten legal history may be resurrected.

Talks between Glazer and the two ended two weeks ago, but may be resurrected, according to reports in the British news media.

He said he learned a lot during his first session, and he hopes that with public outcry and support from lawmakers the anti-groping bill may be resurrected in the special session.

The drug still lingers on the market; Mr. Kahn writes that BiDil may be resurrected in sustained-release form — that other time-honored technique for wringing a few more years from a drug's patent.

"An accused cannot be held in preventative custody on a speculative basis, namely that at some stage in the future the proceedings may be resurrected," the court said in a statement.

The program was mothballed in March of last year, based on BJS's own judgment of its shortcomings, but it may be resurrected with the renewal by Congress last December of the Deaths in Custody Reporting Act of 2000, designed primarily to count deaths in prisons and jails.

A cleaner break may now be called for.More difficult yet may be resurrecting RBS's retail arm.

Netflix, which has ordered new episodes of the former Fox sitcom, "Arrested Development," may be resurrecting another cancelled show, "Jericho".

A long-delayed trade deal with America may also be resurrected.

Organizers insist that the parade is still viable and may even be resurrected next year.

Ben Elton becomes the latest member of Blackadder to hint that the series may someday be resurrected.