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The powers of the National Assembly, which was reinstated in 1980 after a period of curtailment, were strengthened in 1987.

Under New York's capital punishment law, which was reinstated in 1995, Mr. Taylor must be convicted of at least two murders in order to be punished by death.

Mr. Engel and his wife contested the loss of their Maryland primary-residence status, which was reinstated, then revoked again after Maryland laws were changed recently.

Under New York's capital punishment law, which was reinstated in 1995, Mr. Taylor must be convicted of at least two murders to be eligible for the death penalty.

The last official police search, which was reinstated in 2003, ended two years ago but Brady, she is convinced, knows where Keith's body is.

Ms. Dunn added that El Paso officials are confident the commission will reverse the judge's finding that the company improperly shared information between its pipeline and El Paso Merchant, and she noted that in March FERC had dismissed that portion of the case -- which was reinstated this summer by the agency after hearings on the market-manipulation allegations concluded.

A response on either the active or inactive lever retracted both levers, which were reinstated 7 sec after the response.

THE life of the Northern Ireland Assembly has not been a glorious one so far; but this week, in which David Trimble was reinstated as first minister only by stitching up the opposition, and his subsequent press conference was disrupted by hooliganism, was one of the worst.

Natalizumab was infused every 4 weeks for the first 48 weeks, followed by a drug-free interval of 12 weeks, after which natalizumab treatment was reinstated.

Tunisia, which had been eliminated, was reinstated for the draw Monday, in which the 10 remaining African teams will be matched in five home-and-home playoffs.

The Indian Olympic Committee, which had been banned, was reinstated in 2014, and the country sent its largest-ever delegation, a hundred and seventeen athletes.