Sentence examples for reapproved from inspiring English sources

And anyway the entire bill will have to be reapproved in ten years' time.

The Council also reapproved earlier decrees against investiture of ecclesiastics by lay officials.

Following a climb-down last August after allotment members applied for a judicial review, Mr Pickles reapproved plans for the proposed Watford Health Campus shortly before Christmas.

But the order had been reapproved every few months for years: Why not release earlier opinions, ones less likely to have been written for public consumption?

While the once-secret call log program has been periodically reapproved by the court since 2006, it has come under criticism from members of Congress of both parties and civil libertarians since its existence came to public light in June after leaks by the former National Security Agency contractor Edward J. Snowden.

And Michael Davidson, a former counsel to the Senate Intelligence Committee, noted that the call log program must be reapproved by the surveillance court every 90 days and the overseas targeting program once a year.

When the deadline next came up, in early June, Congress at first failed to reapprove the programme, leaving 2.5m people without benefits for a time.

Under normal circumstances, the Senate might simply reapprove the bill by unanimous agreement, bypassing the need even for a formal roll call vote.

The panel voted 12 to 7 along party lines to reapprove Prof. Goodwin Liu of the University of California at Berkeley for the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

The EU is due to decide whether to reapprove use of glyphosate before the end of the year and, so far at least, the indications are that they won't act, despite growing public pressure.

I feel an instability when it comes time to reapprove a contract – I don't know whether they'll approve it or whether they will cut it in half".