Sentence examples for now been reintroduced from inspiring English sources

It has now been reintroduced into the Assembly.

(Beavers were native to these isles until they were hunted to extinction a few centuries ago and have now been reintroduced in two areas in Scotland).

Once Prosopis juliflora took root, the native plants were ousted, but they have now been reintroduced, thanks to an extraordinary effort at ecological restoration.

Sponsored by Rep. Jim Leach, an Iowa Republican, the bill, which garnered White House support last year, has now been reintroduced in the House (see "The Case For Legal Sports Gambling") and is expected to reach the Senate within a few months.

It has now been reintroduced to them and also introduced to Namibia where it has become well established.

All must now be reintroduced.

The farm uses animals in an intensive grazing rotation, a technique now being reintroduced into organic agriculture.

It's perhaps inevitable that a culture first brought to America by jazz musicians and now being reintroduced here by migrants from France and North Africa will undergo a new translation.

The jobs bill rejected by Republican leaders will now be reintroduced piece by piece, and Republicans are not likely to go along with much more than an extension of the payroll tax cut (which is opposed by Mr. Romney).

(Jacobi, 1799: 2–5) For Spinoza's substance, which explains all things by explaining none of them in particular, hence relegates the determination of individuals to the endless mechanism of external causes, was now being reintroduced as the product of pure reflection, as its first objectification.

Cattle are now being reintroduced as part of the national restocking and peace recovery programme of the government of Uganda.