Sentence examples for reinstitution of from inspiring English sources

"The reinstitution of democracy is our task".

In Libya, women have seen the reinstitution of polygamy.

But the problems soon returned and worsened, leading to the reinstitution of the emergency.

In three years since the reinstitution of offshore processing, only one country, Cambodia, has agreed to accept refugees from Australia.

Since the 1976 Supreme Court ruling that allowed the reinstitution of executions, 38 states have adopted a death penalty.

One of the greatest challenges is the likely reinstitution of a physical border between north and south.

The reinstitution of tuition fees in public secondary education, in January, proved to be a bone of contention.

After World War II the reinstitution of an international federation of working-class parties took place in gradual stages.

ReprintsThe Chicago Tribune recently examined all the 285 death-penalty cases since the reinstitution of capital punishment.

Mr. Miller did not advocate anything specific, save a reinstitution of the commuter tax, and his audience did not appear to balk.

In modern Judaism the Orthodox prayer books still contain prayers for the reinstitution of the sacrificial cult in the rebuilt Temple.