And his crisp formulation of how Kantian idealism stood with respect to Spinoza's philosophy of substance — namely, that it repeated the latter in subjective terms, the result being that, while it reintroduced the language of personalism, it also subverted it by changing its meaning — caught indeed the imagination of many nineteenth century philosophers.
Soon after that, I reintroduced myself as Janet to my classmates at a back-to-school assembly.
Reid voted against it so that he would be able to request that it be reintroduced later on in the legislative session.
M& M/Mars, part of Mars Inc., said yesterday that it was reintroducing the TWIX Peanut Butter brand, bringing it back after three years.
Gove was forced to abandon his original reform for the return of O-levels, amid Lib Dem objections that it would reintroduce two-tier education.
Now the team has gone a step farther, announcing Tuesday that it will reintroduce the cartoon bird logo that was featured on the team's hats in the 1970s and 1980s.
Ronalds said the recent spate of self-harm incidents, which have included children stitching their lips shut, had been sparked by the government's announcement that it would reintroduce temporary protection visas, but not for asylum seekers on Nauru.
After nearly 14,000 people joined "bring back Wispa" groups on Facebook, the food conglomerate Cadbury Schweppes announced on Aug. 17 that it would reintroduce the candy bar in October.
Three years after unplugging its in-flight Internet service because of weak demand, Lufthansa of Germany said on Monday that it would reintroduce a new and improved version of the service on most of its long-distance flights by the first half of 2010.
But it looks to be playing a longer game of attrition in the market — focused on lobbying for regulatory change so that it could reintroduce other services in future.
