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When the curtains lift on the Australian Open on Monday, an annual debate will recommence in earnest.
After an attack on the Indian parliament by Pakistani Islamists in 2001, by comparison, both sides rushed troops to their frontier, and raised a threat of nuclear war.Yet the peace process will not recommence in its former hopeful place.
See articleThe European Union decided to recommence talks with Serbia on a stabilisation agreement, the usual prelude to membership talks, which had been suspended last year because of Serbia's failure to hand over the Bosnian Serb wartime general, Ratko Mladic, to the war-crimes tribunal at The Hague.
Yet just before Mr Kim's death, America was negotiating ways to restart food aid to North Korea, and there was speculation that it was seeking nuclear concessions in the process.Park Syung-je, of the Asia Strategy Institute in Seoul, believes the young Mr Kim will play upon his father's death to recommence the merry-go-round.
But crippled by the soaring price of oil, it no longer has the cash to continue.A company statement holds out some small hope of a rescue package involving new investors: We are working actively with new investors who are prepared to inject new funds so we can recommence operations.
Formal talks are expected to recommence in February at the earliest, making the target date of December 2004 for completion of the Doha round look increasingly optimistic.The Bush administration concluded a disappointing year on trade on a more upbeat note by announcing a free-trade deal with four Central American countries after a year of negotiations.
Meanwhile, the Japanese Communist Party more than doubled its presence in the Diet to 21 seats, and can now submit legislation for the first time.The legislative calendar will soon recommence.
North Korea seems poised to close Yongbyon at some point this month as six-party talks, aimed at stripping Kim Jong Il of his bomb-making capabilities in return for aid and a normalisation of relations, are scheduled to recommence.
So a temporary truce breaks out in the war for talent although battle will recommence the moment the economy picks up.
Dr Mark Porter, chair of BMA Council, said that junior doctors had been left with "no alternative" by the Government, who have refused to act on six demands the union says must be met before negotiations on a new junior doctor contract can recommence.
19 February The summit will recommence at 9am with an "informal" Council session.
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Recommence functions primarily as a verb, indicating the action of beginning again or resuming an activity. Ludwig AI confirms its proper usage in various contexts. Examples provided showcase its use in formal discussions and news reporting, illustrating its capacity to convey resumption.
Expression frequency: Very common
