As understood from previous work in the sociology of chronic illness [ 61], multimorbidity was experienced as a moral opportunity to preserve self and reinstate agency by living out opportunities that escaped the temporal and spatial bounds of multimorbidity, for example, by enacting social roles outside the home or enabling others.
Since March 2015, Saudi Arabia has led US-backed military intervention in Yemen aimed at reinstating Hadi, who lives in exile in Riyadh, and countering advances of the Houthi forces, which are backed by Iran.
And he has called for reinstating a commuter tax on people who live outside the city but work in it.
In 1983, Congress reinstated federal recognition, and 4,500 tribal members now live on a reservation southwest of Portland.
It is only the fourth jury in New York City since the state reinstated capital punishment in 1995 to grapple with whether a defendant should live or die.
On the other hand, old and abandoned farmhouses are being reinstated or converted to residential farmhouses by non-farming families who prefer to live in the countryside.
He also demands that the state reinstate the commuter tax on the incomes of people who work in the city but live outside it, which could add about $500 million annually to city coffers.
Earlier last month, the company reinstated the Twinkie and several other popular "snack" cakes that America had learned to live without for the past seven months.
Others live because of the way that same administration has provided health insurance for millions of poor children or, for example, reinstated environmental regulations that save thousands of lives.
A group of five staunch patriots (including the chief of police and the head of the general staff) hear rumors of a conspiracy to reinstate the deposed tyrant, now living in exile.
It was reinstated last month.
