Sentence examples similar to restored indefinitely from inspiring English sources

Local elections, which had been suspended indefinitely in 1961, were reinstated in limited fashion in 1991 and fully restored in 1995, allowing voters to choose governors and mayors of major cities.

This is an important finding because testosterone levels need to be restored to physiological levels, and during oral administration of TU they do not increase indefinitely with increasing amounts of fat.

Parity restored.

Honor restored.

Euroharmony restored?

Restored faith?

Peace restored.

Order restored".

It can then re-try indefinitely, because it can restore the NAND flash memory from its backup copy.

Or the coup leader may restore "democracy" but rig the system and install himself seemingly indefinitely, as General Suharto did in Indonesia for 32 years, until 1998.

The more conservative Mr. Munger is skeptical that "the Keynesian stuff" of direct government intervention will keep working indefinitely, given that people will eventually want to restore "fiscal virtue".