In Serbia, which applied in 2009 and obtained candidate status in March, the "momentum of reform needs to be reinvigorated and further progress made toward a visible and sustainable improvement of relations with Kosovo," the commission said.
And when she reflects on darker days, the days when her unemployment left her vulnerable and adrift, Ms. Simmonds says the career progress she has made has reinvigorated her in other ways.
And few analysts see any progress in the effort by Mr. De la Rua to reinvigorate the Mercosur trade union and end a year of disputes with Brazil over sugar, chickens, textiles, shoes and motor vehicles.
But instead of leaving government at the end of Mr. Bloomberg's first term, as he had planned, he became reinvigorated, plunging into the morass at ground zero, where progress had stalled amid disagreements between the state and the developer.
In another letter, nearly one-third of the members of the US House of Representatives urged Obama to test whether the election represents "a real opportunity for progress" and to "utilize all diplomatic tools to reinvigorate ongoing nuclear talks".
"I'm proud of the progress we've made over the past year to reinvigorate Pandora," said Roger Lynch, Pandora CEO, in a release.
Willetts warned that fears over the potential risks of synthetic biology could harm progress in a field that the government is banking on to help reinvigorate the economy.
Such a return to Silicon Valley's roots could reinvigorate the American economy and once again put this unique place at the heart of human progress.
Now 54 and as mellow as his music, Taylor's first album since 1997's Grammy-winning Hourglass (its progress was halted by his third marriage and the theft of his original lyrics) finds him thoroughly reinvigorated.
You can reinvigorate democracy.
