Sentence examples for reintroduced in a from inspiring English sources

Beginning in the 1970s, competitive elections were reintroduced in a number of countries, including the Philippines and South Korea.

Colour was reintroduced in a manner that gives the Palaeologian works a striking likeness to the mosaics of the Early Christian period, which, one must suppose, in many cases served the artists as models.

A key insight from linear logic injected into typelogical grammar is the idea that structural rules can be reintroduced in a controlled form by means of so-called modalities: in moving to more discriminating type logics, no expressivity is lost.

These operations, done mainly in the 1960s but recently reintroduced in a somewhat modified form, are a last-ditch effort to control certain kinds of severe epilepsy by stopping the spread of seizures from one lobe of the cerebral cortex to the other lobe.

I was able to kind of be reintroduced in a way musically, and thank you to [producer] Diplo, but 'Scream' is really like the next step.

The amended ordinance will be reintroduced in a meeting set for Feb. 9. Until then, city code allows cyclists to walk, or pedal, their bikes across the bridge.

A13 Bald Eagle Restoration Project Bald eagles are being reintroduced in an effort to revive the original ecosystem on Santa Cruz Island, the largest of the Channel Islands in California.

A version of the low-income superannuation concession – a marquee Rudd/Gillard era reform that was scrapped in the first Abbott budget – will be reintroduced in an effort to recast the government as one that is fundamentally rooted in fairness.

They were reintroduced in 2010 at a small dinner party given by a mutual friend at the Soho House in West Hollywood, Calif.

Pistell says the bill will be reintroduced in January 2011 by a new sponsor, and that it will go to a natural resources committee which is more familiar with product stewardship issues instead of one on public health.

Batwoman, introduced in 1956, was reintroduced in 2006 as a lesbian to great media fanfare.