Sentence examples for reintroducing it from inspiring English sources

Since the Bush administration has signaled its opposition to the treaty, reintroducing it is unlikely for the moment.

In the face Kant and his idealistic successors, Jacobi complained that they had subverted the language of the 'I' by reintroducing it on the basis of abstractions that in fact negated its original value.

F.M.T. basically consists of blending stool with saline, straining it, and reintroducing it into the colon via enema.

"Disney is the best example of this, right, of taking classic content and reintroducing it to audiences over time.

"Well, we actually have been thinking about reintroducing it as fabric for quite a while," she informed me.

At the same time Canberra also amended legislation to prevent the territories reintroducing it, "turning Territorians into second-class citizens", says Judy bitterly.

It resurfaced in 1969 when Goenka, who was living in Myanmar, returned home to reintroduce it to its country of origin.

Still, we thought we'd reintroduce it in the hope of spreading its timeless wisdom to a new generation of readers.

Even when the Times announced its demise last week they had to reintroduce it a few days later, just to show they hadn't been pressured.

Last year the bank reintroduced it, and Mr. Hilson vowed that the bank would rebuild — carefully — its Express program.

"They reintroduced it and passed it.