Sentence examples for reimposed from inspiring English sources
After the 2010 crackdown the EU reimposed travel bans on Lukashenko and 150 officials.
Republicans and some Democrats in Congress have long worried that Mr Obama might strike a weak deal with Iran, and drafted bills that sought to stiffen the president's spine by setting out sanctions that could either be added or reimposed if Iran backslides.
First, not all sanctions can be lifted straight away, for technical reasons, and they can be reimposed if the Iranian government reneges on its commitments.
From just a score of vessels scrapped in the main part of Chittagong two years ago, about 150 were broken up in 2011.Greens are not happy and want the ban reimposed.
Since the revolution of January 2011 that toppled Hosni Mubarak, Egyptian judges have frequently imposed harsh and controversial punishments against political dissidents, reflecting the mood both of a public impatient for order to be reimposed and a state keen to restore its authority.But this ruling carried a special significance.
And within the past few months India has reimposed controls to slow an exodus of capital.
See articleAn appeals court in Milan upheld a conviction against Silvio Berlusconi for tax fraud, and reimposed the original four-year sentence that had been shortened on account of his age.
He would also like to see the 2011 no-fly zone reimposed, though this is unlikely given Russian and French opposition in the Security Council.
His readiness to play with tyrants, such as Slobodan Milosevic or Saddam Hussein, for the sake of showing that Russia can still make mischief if it wants to, is regrettable.Free to grow richMost troubling of all, Mr Putin seems to think that democracy and human rights must be bridled if the state is to be more efficient and order reimposed.
But if he does it again, the sanctions can always be reimposed.
Today the ageing narco is said to be hiding out somewhere in the golden triangle, intent on reimposing old school narco order in Sinaloa.
