The powers of the National Assembly, which was reinstated in 1980 after a period of curtailment, were strengthened in 1987.
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.
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 in order to be punished by death.
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.
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.
The station was built in 1977 to provide service to the Lake Shore Limited route, which was reinstated by Amtrak via Cleveland and Toledo in 1975.
All generic names follow the classification of Kitching and Cadiou [2] except Lintneria, which was reinstated for 21 largely Neotropical species of Sphinx [51], and Arctonotus, which was recently synonymized with Proserpinus [52].
Almost all of Burges's work in the Hall was lost in a redevelopment of the 1960s in which Wyatt's designs were reinstated, although the fireplace was removed to Knightshayes Court and the East Window, above the high table, was restored circa 2009.
This is supported by 16 concrete columns and one central funnel column which leads the eye to the original booking hall which has been reinstated as a ticketing area - complete with original proportions and features.
