reimposition in a sentence

Examples

1. Earlier, he traveled to France's border with Belgium to oversee the reimposition of the border controls that were lifted last year.
2. Texas executed 37 men in 1997, the highest yearly total for any state since the reimposition of the death penalty two decades ago.
3. Bildt told Milosevic that failure to sideline Karadzic could lead to reimposition of international sanctions against Bosnian Serbs and Serbia itself, Murphy said.
4. BAP President Deogracias Vistan yesterday said allBAP-member banks were informed of the reimposition of the price cap during their meeting Monday night.
5. The proposed resolution orders an immediate end to the economic sanctions, but calls for their reimposition if Yugoslavia fails to sign a peace agreement.
6. "We don't think there are conditions to justify . . . the reimposition of the sanctions at this point,"
7. Behind the dispute is the conviction of both parties that Boutros-Ghali would be reluctant to urge reimposition of sanctions unless there was no alternative.
8. Justice Minister Lakshman Peiris said while announcing reimposition of the death penalty said : " The deterrent value of the death sentence has been lost.
9. The Serbian leader has recently increased pressure on Karadzic, apparently fearing reimposition of tough sanctions imposed in 1992 for fomenting war in Bosnia and Croatia.
10. Proponents, however, say crimes remain widespread despite the reimposition of the death penalty because no one has been executed yet under the 1994 law.