Sentence examples for operations revived from inspiring English sources

The operations revived memories of the catastrophic FMD outbreak of 2001.

At least one operation was revived by the Reagan administration in 1985, Radio Caiman, a clandestine station aimed at young Cubans.

Speaking in the south-eastern city of Van, he said the government must halt security operations and revive the peace process.

As prices have jumped nearly 40% in the last year, many here feel that it makes economic sense to restart operations and revive the old mining town around it.

Militants have attacked a Chevron facility in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta, forcing the US energy giant to suspend operations and reviving fears of an insurgency in the region.

But some corrupt assessors revived the operation, recruiting another tax consultant and former assessor, Alan Edelstein.

"At the same time, we are trying to revive operations up and down the supply chain, from suppliers to dealers".

The reorganization from Cashman's 2005 contract restored order to baseball operations and helped revive a flagging farm system.

Reflecting confidence in the country's future, company representatives announced plans to revive operations in bauxite and rutile mines closed during the civil war.

Steinbrenner praised the team's scouting director, Damon Oppenheimer, and the senior vice president for baseball operations, Mark Newman, for reviving the Yankees' farm system since then.

John Battelle, chairman of Standard Media, wrote to his colleagues that Standard Media Europe would still look for partners to add resources to the operations and possibly revive the magazine.