Sentence examples for time reinstated from inspiring English sources

Adopting the same methodology, it was shown subsequently both that cocaine seeking behaviour was insensitive to devaluation after extended training and that it depended on the aDLS, as inactivation of the DLS at this time reinstated sensitivity to devaluation (Zapata et al., 2010).

Bizarrely, they began tonight's show with all the kids singing "Shout To The Lord" AGAIN, this time reinstating the proper words "My Jesus, my Savior".

Arnold Schwarzenegger was governor at the time and reinstated the education budget, and suddenly I got into Berkeley.

This time, they reinstated their concerns about overall weakness, while repeating their view from June that "the inflation outlook remains highly uncertain".

The possibility that traditional management practices such as seasonal migration and deliberate burns may in time be reinstated raises many possibilities for a sustainable relationship among people, livestock, and wildlife.

And it was exactly this sort of fieldwork – studies of sustained use carried out by British and American researchers this time – which reinstated oxygen as the important gas in the early years of the twentieth century (see below).

Members of the board agreed that this was not the time to reinstate the band.

It is time to reinstate higher tax rates for rich individuals and large corporations.

A recent Washington Post article argued that now might be a good time to reinstate some sensible regulations.

As a nonresident who works in New York City, I say it's time to reinstate the city's commuter tax.

He said that it was time to "reinstate community policing," the beat-cop strategy largely abandoned by the Giuliani administration.