Sentence examples for reintroduced for from inspiring English sources

Conscription reintroduced for all Ukrainian men aged 18-25.

With today's defeat, under the parliamentary rules, the measure cannot be reintroduced for six more months.

Vaccinations, which used to be universal, have been reintroduced for children in high-risk areas.

They were then suspended until the 1972 Games, when they were reintroduced for both men and women and continued thereafter.

The Armstrong recording was reintroduced for Earl Hines's piano solo (with Mr. Hyman playing along); then the tape dropped out again for more new arrangements, and so on.

It would also mock Mr Odinga's new office of prime minister, reintroduced for the first time since independence in 1963, at great expense.

After mounting pressure, the government this month reintroduced quotas for work permits for European Union citizens.

Under his prime ministership, he would not attempt to introduce conscription during the second world war (although he supported it for the 1914-18 conflict and reintroduced it for Vietnam) nor to scupper the VFL season.

He called for control orders to be reintroduced and for more investment in the Prevent strategy, which distributes money to anti-extremism schemes across the country.

Eventually, the bill did not make it to the floor of the California Assembly for a vote; it may be reintroduced next year for yet another fight with organized medicine.

2. The A Chair, which Jens Risom designed in 1960, was in production for about 10 years; it was reintroduced last summer for $6,390 by Ralph Pucci International, (212) 633-0452 or www.ralphpucci.net.