Sentence examples for would reactivate from inspiring English sources
The new accord would reactivate the Kurdish Parliament, which is evenly split between the two factions.
Then I would reactivate my account and move on with my life as though nothing had ever happened.
She said at the time that the pact would reactivate the inquiry, but Israeli and Jewish groups said the move threatened to derail criminal prosecution of the case.
It's unlikely that the Oils would reactivate as a creative entity – or even as a regularly touring one, not least because Garrett is 61 and the rest of the band are in their 50s.
No one wants to think that – 20 minutes after they leave the house – their partner has their pants off and is watching people with prettier genitals in positions which would reactivate a grumbling hernia.
In fact, since signing up for Gmail in 2004, the only times I've checked out Microsoft's webmail client were immediately after big launches, at which point I would reactivate my account, give it a quick run through, and promptly decide that it still wasn't very good.
Finally, in 2008, the country elected his daughter, Sheikh Hasina, on the promise that she'd reactivate the tribunal.
The biggest distortion, they argued, came from the rich world's ultra-loose policies, particularly the expectation that America's Federal Reserve would soon reactivate a policy of "quantitative easing" (printing money to buy government bonds).
I warmed it slightly, knowing that this might soften the rice and hoping that it would also reactivate the sticky starches, but no dice.
That, the IMF chief said, would simply "reactivate the same sort of trepidation and anxiety and worry" that have followed the recurring bouts of debate and procrastination.
Knockdown of PRAS40 might increase mTORC1's potential to bind to its substrates but would not reactivate mTORC1-mediated p70S6K phosphorylation in a cell, in which rictor-specific siRNA treatment triggers downregulation of mTORC2-mediated Akt activity and activation of TSC2 to block mTORC1's kinase activity.
