Sentence examples for re-established that from inspiring English sources

When the court has re-established that sick feeling in both men it will have ensured a legitimate outcome and restored the authority of this election to where it belongs -- with "We the people".

Although this research could be extended in many ways, we have re-established that cost of transport does not vary among geometrically similar individuals that are compared at the same Fr (Alexander and Jayes, 1983), although power (the rate of using energy) does.

Tony Mannetta, Greenmarket director, estimates, assuming half the markets are re-established, that displaced farmers will lose at least $500,000 in sales this year.

"A lot of people said these buildings should be demolished, but we re-established that living along the lake was a glamorous thing," Ms. Massey said.

Of Guernica - the artist's unflinching depiction of the horrors of the Spanish civil war - Mr Wilson said: "Picasso re-established that art could be modern and still deal with historical events, which had been junked by impressionism".

After the end of season two left the group sans Pierce, the beginning of season three wrapped up that conflict, introduced a new adversary, and re-established that everyone in the study group is still their crazy old self.

It is re-establishing that trust that should be the priority in the coming months.

To re-establish that force, workers should be allowed to choose to be unionized or not.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants to re-establish that pre-eminence with an omnibus agenda on women's equality.

Now that we've entered into a new moment in the city's history, is it up to television to help re-establish that image.

For many years after independence, Transnistria tried to re-establish that ineffective mainstay of communism, so eagerly rejected elsewhere: a centrally planned economy.