Sentence examples for try to reintroduce from inspiring English sources

He had to promise not to try to reintroduce an emissions trading scheme to gather the support he needed to win it back.

Activists also warned the state could appeal against the ruling in the supreme court and legislators might try to reintroduce new anti-gay measures.

It turned out that Kerry did not have to veto the first resolution, though Abbas may try to reintroduce it in January, when the composition of the Security Council will change to his advantage.

But he did have one caveat: "From a military point of view, if we do not have a nuclear capability and then try to reintroduce one, that would be seen as an escalation".

Mr. Basavanahalli, who began in his current role this month, has been assigned to try to reintroduce the Fiat brand and introduce the Jeep and Abarth model lines in India, even as established names like India's own Tata Motors see sales plummet.

We fail to see how one can expect to build hockey's popularity by shutting it down for an extensive period of time through an owners lockout, and then try to reintroduce it on a watered-down basis where you wouldn't have any star players who drive interest in the sport".

Mr. Gorzynski, however, impishly tried to reintroduce them.

This is a time for people to pull together, rather than trying to reintroduce old divisions.

"In contrast to lynx and bear, nobody has tried to reintroduce wolves – they just wander in.

If your garden is purely ornamental, you can skip directly to trying to reintroduce some worms.

"She realized that Converse was trying to reintroduce itself to the urban market," he recalled.