Sentence examples for revived against from inspiring English sources

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Patients want to be sure that they will not be temporarily cured or revived against their wishes, only to die in another few weeks after unnecessarily prolonged misery.

Whether corruption cases can be revived against Zardari himself is less certain, as Pakistan's constitution includes a clause providing sitting presidents with criminal immunity.

The Bulldogs looked revived against the Wildcats (11-2, 2-1), outrebounding them by 36-23 and going 6 of 12 from 3-point range.

The formal charges expected Tuesday come as a separate case is revived against another man in Santiago accused of planting a bomb.

Last week the European Commission's directorate for the internal market revived proceedings against an antiquated German law that protects sweeps against competition.The country's chimney sweeps enjoy a near-perfect monopoly.

The courts have revived charges against Mr. Musharraf in four cases.

The next day, in an unintentional reminder of how meaningless the term can be, a writer for a legal Web site called Justia published a column headlined "The Trial of the Century?" She was writing, however, about the charges that were revived last week against Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and four other suspects in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks — a filing that received far less media attention.

At a news conference today at his ranch with Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, Mr. Bush also revived charges against Iran and Syria, warning that they would be "held accountable" if they continued to aid terrorists in the Middle East or disrupted the occupation of Iraq.

They rode that will on Tuesday to score a late tying goal and overtime winner against Calgary and revived it Thursday against the Ducks, who have been plagued by injuries recently and might not get their entire lineup together in time for the playoffs.

The violence has since declined, but Sunni militants have revived their campaign against Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, a Shiite.