Sentence examples for reintroduced by a from inspiring English sources

After about a decade of relative freedom, a condition akin to slavery was reintroduced by a North-South compact permitting the effective criminalisation of black life.

After about a decade of relative freedom, a condition akin to slavery was reintroduced by a North-South compact permitting the effective criminalization of black life.

Dipolar coupling can be partly reintroduced by a large variety of anisotropic ordering media.

A species of bird that has not thrived in Jersey for a century is being reintroduced by an environmental group.

Red-billed choughs have not thrived in Jersey for a century and are being reintroduced by an environmental group.

The legislation was reintroduced by Hank Johnson, a Democratic congressman from Georgia, on the one-year anniversary of Cáceres' death.

They were reintroduced by humans — a legally mandated intervention — and they will be killed by humans because of another legal intervention.

Whatever we eliminate by employing the principle of parsimony we can easily reintroduce by an inference to the best explanation (see Meixner, 2000).

Now remember I asked: What did Chairman Mao introduce in China in1951 as a compulsory activity for workers and was reintroduced by the government a few years ago?

Many of these problems are addressed in a Senate bill called the Protecting America's Workers Act, which has gone nowhere but was recently reintroduced by Senator Patty Murray, a Democrat from Washington.

But two medical researchers believe that this strain of the virus had been extinct in the human population for more than 20 years until it was unwittingly reintroduced by scientists working in a research lab somewhere in the world, leading to a pandemic in 1977 that began in Russia and China.