re-establish

verb

1. to establish (something) again

   a fight to re-establish his authority

Other Word Forms

• re-establishment noun

Example Sentences

If it takes longer to re-establish the air-traffic-control workforce then flight cancellations would have to continue at some level, Mann said.

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The attack came a day after the Israeli military said it had killed "a Hezbollah maintenance officer" working to re-establish the group's infrastructure sites in southern Lebanon in a strike on the same district.

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Such a proposal might not have been Maoist in scale, but it was still land redistribution: “We shall be all the more ready to listen seriously to Mr. George,” a London Times article declared, “when he desists from proposing that in order to re-establish peace and good will on earth we shall begin by appropriating the property of others.”

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“It’s taken 80 years, since the end of the war, for awamori to re-establish its cultural presence,” he said.

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It added that Mayor Carlos Moedas, who was re-elected earlier this month, promised to "re-establish as soon as possible complete trust in and credibility of a company that is fundamental to the city".

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