Sentence examples for revived officials from inspiring English sources

Now that the state's medical marijuana program has been revived, officials say it will take about 15 months for the first patients to buy the drug legally in Maryland.

Christopher Ross, the State Department's special coordinator for public diplomacy, has advocated reviving official cultural programs abroad as a "cost-effective investment to ensure U.S. national security" and a way to combat "the skewed, negative and unrepresentative" image of America that he says most people of the world absorb through mass culture and communications.

Cossack militias are being revived, regional officials are scrambling to present "patriotic education" programs and Slavophile discussion clubs have opened in major cities under the slogan "Give us a national idea!" "Definitely he is thinking about ideology," Dmitri S. Peskov, Mr. Putin's press secretary and close aide, said in an interview.

And the Swiss themselves have worried that the revelations of Jews turned back from their borders during the second world war, and the Holocaust money hoarded by their banks, have smeared their once-shining image.To repolish it, the government has revived an official agency, "Presence Switzerland", which will this year set to work in the United States and Britain.

That means it probably cannot be revived by clever officials alone.The second official whom I heard talking about the slowdown is typically brilliant Kaushik Basu (pictured above), the chief economic adviser to the government of India.

But federal officials revived it after Mr. Navalny became the most prominent leader of the street protests in Moscow last year.

Prosecutors had scrutinized the case and previously dismissed it, but federal officials revived it after Mr. Navalny became the most prominent leader of the huge street protests in Moscow that followed Russia's disputed parliamentary elections in December 2011.

The pattern appeared to emerge with Mr. Navalny, who along with a co-defendant, Pyotr Ofitserov, was convicted on Thursday of stealing nearly $500,000 from a state-controlled timber company in Kirov, a regional capital 600 miles north of Moscow — charges that had originally been thrown out by local investigators as baseless but were revived by federal officials.

A few Iraqi officials have revived old accusations that Mr. Essawi has supported Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia.

But in recent weeks, the talks revived and now city officials are optimistic that the project will progress.

In talks on Monday, however, Israeli officials unexpectedly revived the idea of some form of joint or international administration for the historic city center and its holy sites.