Sentence examples for which reverted from inspiring English sources

Ghana, for instance, which reverted to civilian rule only in 1992, has twice changed governments after tight elections.

Hong Kong, which reverted from British to Chinese rule in 1997, is exempt from the censorship that bars works by Mr. Gao and others from the mainland.

Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain gave a cautious endorsement to Hong Kong's democracy movement today during a stopover in this former British colony, which reverted to Chinese sovereignty six years ago.

But the audience of local and foreign business leaders responded tepidly to his call for a speedier introduction of democracy to this former British colony, which reverted to Chinese rule a year ago.

GNP-C entered human fibroblasts (HFF-1) inducing reactive oxygen species production after 1 h for 10 μg mL−1, leading to metabolic activity decreases at 24 h, which reverted at 48 h and 72 h.

It elaborates on China's longstanding proposal for a negotiated return of Taiwan under a version of the "one country, two systems" formula, with even greater autonomy than was given to Hong Kong, which reverted to Chinese rule in 1997.

Then I wondered if some day humans could live like the "immortal jellyfish," which reverts back to its polyp state, matures and reverts again, ad infinitum.

Unlike pUC, which reverts to low copy number at 30°C, the pXPG mutation supports a higher copy number at both 37 and 30°C.

Much less convincing, though, are the solos that punctuate the group sections and which revert to a disappointingly generic style of slow and stretchy contemporary dance.

Those states will have just one year to spend the extra money, which reverts to the Treasury after Sept. 30, 2001.

Lawmakers must also decide on new rates and exemptions for the estate tax, which reverts to its pre-2001 level in 2011.