Sentence examples for revived the issue from inspiring English sources

Declining British fortunes abroad also revived the issue of parliamentary reform.

But banking panics and money shortages in the 1870s and '80s revived the issue.

But the conflict in South Carolina revived the issue, igniting a new debate over the state's slave-era history.

New comments by Rick Perry in Parade magazine have revived the issue of whether the Texas governor believes that President Obama was born in the United States.

The departure last week of Mr. Grasso after the disclosure that some board members had been in the dark about his compensation package has revived the issue.

But Mr. Trump himself revived the issue late Thursday, declining in an interview with The Washington Post to acknowledge that Mr. Obama was born in Hawaii.

Richard Clarke, his former anti-terrorism co-ordinator, has revived the issues of whether Mr Bush's team was negligent in dealing with al-Qaeda before September 11th and whether the invasion of Iraq distracted attention from the real pursuit of terrorists.

But President Obama is ready to revive the issue.

Advocates of the legislation wasted little time after the government reopened Thursday, pressing the White House and Congress to revive the issue.

The Legislature has allotted $400,000 for a study of court operations that threatens to revive the issue next year.

Perhaps the recent judgment in the US court of appeals will revive the issue on this side of the pond.