Sentence examples for to reinvigorating from inspiring English sources

Self-financing is key to reinvigorating the S.E.C., and a reinvigorated S.E.C. is essential to restoring investor confidence.

American leadership is essential to reinvigorating the treaty and buttressing nonproliferation efforts.

As premier in 1912 13 Poincaré devoted himself to strengthening the armed forces and to reinvigorating France's alliance system.

Known as 'Psycho' by his team mates, Pearce started his career at non-league Wealdstone and looks forward to reinvigorating non-league football.

"The Obama administration has made a commitment to reinvigorating the nation's antitrust laws," said Corie Wright, policy lawyer of Free Press.

Things I Don't Want to Know is published by Notting Hill Editions, a small, choice, independent publisher committed to "reinvigorating the essay as a literary form".

The launch of the OGP at a briefing where reporters were ludicrously told to identify the speakers only as "State Department Official One" and "State Department Official Two" brought justified ridicule.Overall, however, the OGP seems to be reinvigorating America's commitment to open government, prompting an announcement that it will join the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative.

On 15 May, the Prime Minister Habib Essid announced a series of initiatives to address local grievances, including accelerating the construction of a motorway from Tunis to Gafsa, reinvigorating urban planning and building new infrastructure in the region.

"The company looks forward to refocusing, reinvigorating its brands and rebuilding the business on a solid, long-term financial footing".

But the 2016 campaign cycle appears to be reinvigorating the political art form that Richard Nixon's operative Donald Segretti infamously called "ratfucking".

But with the government's opposition to the AT&T-T Mobile deal and investigations like the one into Google's business practices, the Obama administration appears to be reinvigorating antitrust enforcement.