Sentence examples for will reestablish from inspiring English sources

Going forward, the United States will reestablish an embassy in Havana and high-ranking officials will visit Cuba.

In his role, Moss will reestablish the panel, and deliver the report that the committee originally set out to write.

The Telegraph, struggling to rebut ­criticism over its handling of the Damian McBride emails, will hope that its story will reestablish its reputation.

After TESS launches, the team expects that the satellite will reestablish contact within the first week, during which it will turn on all its instruments and cameras.

1961 was also the year Barack Obama was born and on Wednesday he announced that he officially is the US president that will reestablish diplomatic relations with the Communist country.

To establish and maintain such balance between the production and consumption of agricultural commodities, and such marketing conditions therefor, as will reestablish prices to farmers at a level that will give agricultural commodities [n2] a purchasing power with respect to articles that farmers buy equivalent to the purchasing power of agricultural commodities in the base period.

The more you can get feelings out in the open, the more you'll reestablish yourselves as a team.

— If for some reason the notification is interrupted (incoming call, lost coverage, battery issues) the affected device will not reestablish the download session nor will resend the notification.

Reintroducing mammoths to the wild will not reestablish their former ecosystem (Rees 2001); the clones will have to forge a new one.

Garcia's win will help reestablish him as a big player in the talented and deep welterweight division.

"The more we can do to fight impunity and to increase accountability of ongoing violations in the judicial system, the more this will help reestablish order," he said.