Sentence examples for regained under from inspiring English sources
There are no exhibits, no Oswald tours by the state tourist agencies, Sputnik and Intourist, which have retained not only their Soviet names but also regained, under President Aleksandr Lukashenko's centralized economic policies, most of their monopolistic privileges.
Yet, although he praised the self-respect and stability that Russia had regained under Mr Putin, he remained deeply critical of its politics and the corruption and greed that capitalism had exposed and fuelled.That message, often delivered in sententious, near messianic tones, had little appeal.
First, competence might be ancestral to most major lineages but frequently lost (and possibly regained, under different regulation).
Completed questionnaires were regained under detailed inspections on the spot by the investigators, who had no access to the subsequent material arrangement and database construction.
To this end, adipocyte-like cells (AL cells) derived from AF-MSCs can regain, under certain culture conditions, a more primitive phenotype through the process of dedifferentiation.
German under-age sides also regained their competitiveness, with the Under-21, Under-19 and Under-17 teams all winning European titles.
In the June 2014 legislative elections the ALP regained power under Gaston Browne.
Control is now almost exclusively confined to terrirory in the west of the country, but has regained ground under cover of Russian air strikes.
Labor then won its first clear majority at election, which it barely lost in 1913 and regained, still under Fisher, in 1914.
St Gemma's hospice was honoured for having "regained focus" under a fresh management team, leading to completion of the first stage of a £5m renovation at a time when hospices are under intense financial pressure.
The Dutch captured Pondicherry in 1693 (see War of the Grand Alliance); when the French regained it under the Peace of Ryswick (1697), they gained the best fortifications in India but lost their trade.
