Sentence examples for re-established for from inspiring English sources

1885 The office of Secretary of State for Scotland is re-established for the first time since 1746.

Under Brown's tenure all this was dropped in favour of "Gordon", but McBride claims that "the leader" has been re-established for Ed Miliband.

After the Vietnam War the program was disestablished and then re-established for Desert Storm and has been in continuous use ever since.

This flame kernel within the recirculation zone may survive for time scales of about one hundred milliseconds, potentially reigniting the shear layers such that the entire flame is re-established for a short period.

The unexpected finding of Smith and Herrmann, that the elastic foundation has no influence, is re-established for total attachment, while for partial attachment the flutter load is found to increase up to an optimum attachment ratio which maximizes the flutter load.

Single-page advertisement for the reopening of West Tennessee College under the presidency of Rev. William Shelton: "During the War, most of our Southern Colleges have been broken up, and many of them cannot be re-established for years to come.

Bone marrow stroma cultures were trypsinised and re-seeded into Iwaki quartz-based 35 mm Petri dishes at the same cell density and left to re-establish for 14 days.

The measurements were made at sufficient distances downstream of the disturbance for an undisturbed hydrodynamic regime to be re-established, and for the only remaining disturbance to be a superimposed internal acoustic field radiated from the disturbance.

France re-established control for the next 20 minutes, despite the loss of Huget, and their efforts reached a pitch when Mas crashed through to the base of the post, against which he squeezed the ball, for France's second.

John Dolan re-established parity for the Stars with a goal three minutes into the final period, but Clan finished them off through Chris Bruton and Stefan Meyer.

When relations were re-established we hoped for a better understanding and for better cooperation because we too do not understand the background of many American decisions.