Sentence examples for resumed the flow from inspiring English sources

His actions impressed international donors, who resumed the flow of foreign aid previously withheld in protest of the financial mismanagement and corruption of Muluzi's administration.

On Thursday, Russia's government owned gas company, Gazprom, resumed the flow of natural gas in full to Belarus after the country settled its debt, AlekseiB.Miller, Gazprom's chief executive, said.

However, after an uncertain start to the second half, City resumed the flow of attacks towards the home goal.

"But we will resume the flow soon".

And the hope was that this would persuade Israel, the United States and the European Union to resume the flow of money that had been cut off when Hamas assumed power.

In June, the Parks Department reopened High Bridge to pedestrians, not just resuming the flow of foot traffic but also connecting it to a more recent innovation in public health, called the Giraffe Path, which was spearheaded by Mindy Thompson Fullilove, a research psychiatrist at the New York State Psychiatric Institute.

In 2004 the European Union agreed to resume the flow of monetary aid to Togo, which had been halted in 1993 as a protest against the poor governance and lack of democracy in the country, if Togo met specified criteria addressing such issues as election reform and the repeal of controversial press laws.

In contrast to Beijing's traditional 'non-interference' approach to foreign affairs, China played an active role in pressuring both Khartoum and Juba to resolve their disputes and resume the flow of South Sudanese oil to global markets via Sudanese pipelines.

At various time points (6, 72 and 120h), flow was stopped and the biofilms were treated with 66 Kuntz units/ml of DNase I supplemented with 5mM MgCl2 for 90 min. After this incubation, the channels were rinsed gently by resuming the flow at the previous rate.

Close the clamp temporarily, until cramping eases, then resume the flow.

Stop the flow at the first sign of cramping and have the recipient take quick, shallow breaths, then resume the flow when the discomfort passes.