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reimpose

/ ˌriːɪmˈpəʊz /

verb

Even if the regime manages to reimpose its authority over the city, however, Aleppo is much more fractured than before.

Clift: Some people say we should just reimpose the Glass-Steagall Act.

Why the reluctance to reimpose Glass-Steagall protections, which worked so well for so long?

Every subsequent attempt to reimpose that yoke213 was foiled.

Once more the normal aspect of the situation began to reimpose itself upon the two women.

All such acts of misplaced mercy were pronounced void, and Zoen was ordered to reimpose all such penalties without appeal.

It always ended with a reservation of power to modify, to mitigate, to increase, and to reimpose at discretion.

When order was restored and the tribunal was re-established, there was a fruitless effort made to reimpose them.

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