Sentence examples for reintroduced after from inspiring English sources
(They have since been quietly reintroduced after additional studies bore out the safety claims).
The measure was reintroduced after eight Rockland County residents were hospitalized in December because of a carbon monoxide leak.
Reintroduced after Thursday's first round is Nick Watney, 25, who won the Zurich Classic of New Orleans in March.
The bill was set aside last September, then reintroduced after eight county residents were hospitalized for carbon monoxide poisoning.
Inheritance taxes would be reintroduced after a lapse of two decades -- but would apply only to estates of $500,000 or more.
The findings have renewed calls from MPs and housing campaigners for rent caps to be reintroduced after being abandoned more than 20 years ago.
They're made up of a limited number of tricks (strapless top, peplum waist, mermaid hemline, tiered ruffles) that get reshuffled, rearranged, and then reintroduced, year after year.
In 2007, New Jersey became the first state to outlaw capital punishment since its reinstatement, though 12 states and the District of Columbia never reintroduced it after 1976 in the first place.
There are also serotonin-receptor drugs like the recently approved Zelnorm, for constipation-predominant symptoms; and Lotronex, for diarrhea-predominant symptoms, which was reintroduced late last year after being taken off the market in November 2000 because of links to adverse reactions and some deaths; last June the Food and Drug Administration reapproved it but with restrictions on its use.
John Lindow says that the Gefjon/Gylfi story in Gylfaginning is absent in one branch of manuscripts of the work, and that "the fact that Gylfi is reintroduced directly after it in the other manuscripts, suggests that that it was not part of Snorri's [author of the Prose Edda and Heimskringla] original text but may have been added by a later scribe".
Sedation after surgery was maintained: propofol was reintroduced 6 hours after the end of the procedure.
