Sentence examples for reintroduced version from inspiring English sources

And they remind us that the new is just a reprocessed, altered, and reintroduced version of the old.

This, he figures, creates an opening: it gives the reintroduced version "permission" to forget that decaf-only limitation as well and morph into a full line of coffee varieties.

It's a reintroduced version of a 2015 bill from Lee and Cruz that failed to gain traction in the House; in December, Cruz and a spokesperson for Lee told BuzzFeed that they expect it to garner the support of President Trump and a Republican-majority House.

Talfourd's proposals led to opposition, and he reintroduced modified versions of them year on year.

One senator has said he intends to reintroduce a version of the Independent Counsel Act, which expired in 1999.

He said he would reintroduce his version, too, and he said he hoped that Republicans — who until recently had called for more aggressive investigations of leaks — would support it.

President Obama's Senate liaison, Ed Pagano, on Wednesday morning called the office of Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, and asked him to reintroduce a version of a bill that he had pushed in 2009 called the Free Flow of Information Act, a White House official said.

She learned how to code, reintroduced a new version of her Emotitones app this week and paid off her earlier debt.

Its replacement in 1979, a more traditional topographical version, reintroduced all the basic map conventions (including blue water) and, most important, the New York City street grid.

In 2016, the first state-level decriminalization bill was introduced in Maryland and a similar version was reintroduced in 2017.

A stripped-down version was reintroduced in the House in January, and in the Senate on Wednesday.