Sentence examples for reintroduced where from inspiring English sources

Among the proposals he is making to governments is that anti-slavery laws be reintroduced where they have lapsed or been taken off the books.

Researchers are now looking at possible locations on Floreana where the birds could be reintroduced – places where the least amount of management would be needed.

Britain is obliged by an EU directive to restore habitat and actively reintroduce species where practical and desirable.

This is why we need to find new ways of addressing the subject with emerging economies such as China and the whole of South-East Asia, including Indonesia since it is so important, and we need to ensure that we can bring pressure to bear to protect human rights values or to reintroduce them where they have been lost.

Judo was not contested in Delhi but reintroduced in Glasgow where England won six gold medals to Australia's none.

Understanding how malaria parasites move between populations is important, particularly given the potential for malaria to be reintroduced into areas where it was previously eliminated.

Those offspring were reintroduced to Brazil, where Dr. Kleiman and Coimbra helped preserve and restore wide swaths of the animals' habitat.

It has been introduced to Botswana and Namibia, and reintroduced to Swaziland, where it was extinct since the 1950s.

Roosevelt elk have been reintroduced into Alaska, where the largest males are estimated to weigh up to 600 kg.

The expanded T cells are then reintroduced into the patient, where they can more effectively destroy their targets.

The Eurasian lynx, which were hunted for their highly prized pelts, have been successfully reintroduced in northern Germany, where 14 of the cats introduced in 2000 have grown to a population of up to 100.