Sentence examples for reactivating the from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is time to consider reactivating the draft.

In 1983, on his appointment as Speaker, Weatherill set about reactivating the PNQ.

It is, however, precisely this tension between traditional form and radical content that keeps reactivating the shock of his writing.

Agency and ExxonMobil representatives say they have no timeline for reactivating the pipeline.

"Certain users are interested in investing in reactivating the rail if the site fits their needs," Ms. Lissner said.

Changing the decision would mean reactivating the long procedure set up to discipline countries with excessive budget deficits.

Twenty-four hours later, he played the tone once more, thus reactivating the traumatic "fear memory" in the rats.

Dr. Reisch was responsible for reactivating the Dermatology clinics at Morrisania and Montefiore Hospitals, and served on the volunteer staff of Montefiore Hospital for more than 50 years.

Rumours abound that Rwanda and Uganda will soon come to blows again or that Rwanda will launch a new offensive against its Congolese enemies, thus reactivating the war.

"It was the end of the Perón era," he said, "and I was told I could be helpful in reactivating the sociology program".

Their goals include reactivating the network of faithful supporters, registering young and Latino voters and fighting restrictive new election laws in battleground states now led by Republicans.