Sentence examples for reintroducing from inspiring English sources

Orban has also suggested Hungary might consider reintroducing the death penalty, which was abolished following the fall of communism in 1989, again prompting fierce criticism from Brussels.

"That I have to keep reintroducing the fourth amendment – and that a majority of senators keep voting against it – is a good reflection of the arrogance that dominates Washington," Paul wrote in a Guardian column on June 6.

Brussels has warned Hungary that a fight is looming unless Budapest distances itself from statements about reintroducing the death penalty, which is outlawed in the EU.

The case went to the Court of Appeal, and, although Mr Willcock lost, the government was embarrassed enough to abolish ID cards the following year.Since then, successive governments have looked at reintroducing them, have produced plans to do so, have been attacked by civil libertarians and have given up the idea as not worth the bother.

These include Don Heller, the man who wrote the 1978 ballot measure reintroducing capital punishment, and Jeanne Woodford, once an administrator of death row.

Foment enough violence, and the British may be pushed into reintroducing internment.

If public-sector workers cannot afford to live in the south-east of England, then the government should be changing pay scales that currently discriminate in favour of public sector workers in cheap bits of the country and against those in expensive bits, rather than reintroducing something that once looked like a boon to the poor and turned out to be a shackle.

Scholars such as Bill Galston of the Brookings Institution have suggested various institutional reforms, from the far-fetched (reintroducing multi-member districts) to the sensible (taking redistricting out of the hands of party hacks).

Japan soon scrapped VAT, reintroducing a "consumption tax" only in 1989.

If the campaign to oust Saddam means invading Iraq (and it is not yet certain that it does), months will be needed to prepare, and longer if reintroducing United Nations weapons inspectors is the first part of the operation.

Some Labour politicians have even hinted at reintroducing rent controls which were mostly abolished in 1988.Since 1999 the number of British households renting from a private landlord has jumped from 2m to 3.8m, amounting to 17% of the population.