Sentence examples for revived its interest from inspiring English sources

America has revived its interest in Africa: it wants to take 25% of its oil supply from there to decrease its dependence on the Middle East.

During the mid-eighties, a group of Islamic clerics led by Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani preached that science could strengthen their revolution, and Iran revived its interest in uranium enrichment.

Even UBS, the Swiss bank that inherited 600 employees from Enron's former trading operation in Houston but whittled down that number to just 70, has revived its interest in building a stronger trading team and is hiring again.

It offered $3.5 billion for Long Island-based OSI, which specialises in cancer treatments, and went to court to prevent it from trying to block an acquisition with a poison pill.CF Industries revived its interest in Terra Industries by offering $4.7 billion for its rival, which recently agreed to a friendly takeover from Norway's Yara International.

The Welsh Government has revived its interest in city and city-region policies.

The legacy of Rio will not be truly secure until the United States revives its interest in the environment.

"North Korea is at a crossroads today, and it should take advantage of the goal of the six-party talks, a nuclear-free Korean peninsula, to advance its own interest in reviving its economy and building a better life for its citizens," he added.

In the past few decades, ADMM has received a revived interest, and it has become a research focus in optimization community, especially in the (non convex optimization.

The Chinese revived their interest last year when Texas-based ConocoPhillips decided to sell its share back to Kazakhstan.

President Obama needs to prod Mr. Netanyahu toward bolder action by making a direct — and better — case to a skeptical Israeli public on why a settlements freeze and reviving peace talks is in its interest.

"He revived Islamic interest in Jesus and Mary.