reimposition in a sentence

Examples

1. Anti-death penalty advocates had said the reimposition of the death penalty was a setback for the Philippines.
2. Failure to do so triggers a review that could result in reimposition of U . N . sanctions on Serbia.
3. He supported the reimposition of absolutist government by French intervention, called the Hundred Thousand Sons of St . Louis.
4. Thus, initially, the reimposition of sanctions would mainly have a negative psychological impact on the country, economists said.
5. Bildt had threatened Serbs with reimposition of economic sanctions that were lifted in the Dayton peace deal unless Karadzic were replaced.
6. Reimposition of the Serbian blockade should be met not by humble acquiescence, as it just was, but by air strikes.
7. In their platform the Republicans state that homosexuality is incompatible with military service and call for reimposition of the military ban against homosexuals.
8. He expects the imminent suspension of the eight-week-old legislature by Britain and the reimposition of direct rule from London.
9. Enrile's bill has been widely criticized as a violation of constitutional rights and a step toward a reimposition of martial law.
10. For 18 consecutive years, the Legislature has approved the reimposition of the death penalty, last carried out in New York in 1963.