Sentence examples for reintroduced later from inspiring English sources

Further, a redrafted Hong Kong security law is likely to be reintroduced later.

A clause that would have legalised the use of sperm donations to enable lesbian couples to have children has been dropped - though it may be reintroduced later in a separate bill.

It became nearly extinct in the 1930s as a result of predator control programs, but was successfully reintroduced later.

Reid voted against it so that he would be able to request that it be reintroduced later on in the legislative session.

The Terran Valkyrie-class missile frigate also appeared in this build of the game, although it was removed before the final release, only to be reintroduced later in the Brood War expansion.

The full x k-dependent noise term is reintroduced later when we turn to Muller's ratchet.

M. arion became extinct in Britain, and it was later successfully reintroduced after full habitat restoration [ 13].

A new business coalition is backing the Stop Tax Haven Abuse legislation that will be reintroduced later this June.

By taking allowances off the market now, when prices are low, and reintroducing them later, when (the proposers hope) prices will be higher, the designers of the scheme hope to limit the price decline.

Dr. Brizendine requires her patients' spouses to take the initiative during the premenstrual period, urging them to stop all arguments, jot down the subject on a piece of paper and reintroduce it later in the month when it will usually be dismissed without rancor.

The House Appropriations Committee voted the amendment down 35-11, though Reuters reported the congressman plans to reintroduce it later in the legislative process.