By the United States basketball team's lofty standards — standards re-established by the Dream Team of 1992 — anything short of Olympic gold is seen as a failure.
And by the end of each film, this one included, heterosexual normality is safely re-established by way of a wedding.
"I cannot anticipate because nobody can assure that the normal conditions in the financial markets will be completely re-established by the end of next year".
While Mr. Bremer argued that desertions meant that the Iraqi Army had disbanded, General McKiernan believed it could be re-established by recalling the soldiers as well as some generals and senior officers who commanded them.
Some manufacturing has been re-established by new immigrants, he said, in fields like food, printing and sewing, but the area is not likely to be an industrial powerhouse again.
By the mid to late 18th century, the order had become so feared and despised that it was suppressed in many parts of the world, only to be re-established by Pope Pius VII in 1814.
The plague in each outbreak probably did not persist very long and was repeatedly re-established by new infections from East Asia, where the bacterium is still endemic in small rodents like marmots.
If the imposition of Mr. McVeigh's death sentence is delayed past June 19, Juan Raul Garza, who was sentenced to death for three drug-related killings in Texas, would become the first federal prisoner in line for execution since the federal death penalty was re-established by Congress in the late 1980's.
Perhaps the greatest challenge that Bigelow has outlined is not who can win the battle for the legacy of Iraq, but rather how any future human connection will be re-established by the two main participants in this most bloody of escapades.
The only problem with Penn's writing was the math: It was 650 words, outside the 250- to 500-word range re-established by the Common Application this spring — after a four-year experiment with no upper limit — but only now being grappled with as deadlines for early admissions approach next week.
But by appointing the Old Labour relic Frank Dobson as his first health secretary, and allowing him to scrap the internal market and GP fundholding set up by the Tories (now effectively re-established by Labour), Mr Blair set back the NHS by several years.The consequences of not building on Tory reforms may, in fact, have been even more dire.
