He also reestablished the great Academy of Science, Arts and
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In addition, the Federal Royalty Policy Committee has been reestablished.
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Claire's actual return reestablished the show's older, more familiar rhythms.
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Ish Smith reestablished a double-digit advantage with a pullup jumper.
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The U.S. had just reestablished full relations with Syria that year.
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Long estranged from his mother, Michael called her and reestablished the relationship.
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This means the link has been reestablished with your Apple Remote.3.
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And then North Korea wants to get trade reestablished and the sanctions removed.
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The matter has strained the newly reestablished relations between the Washington and Havana.
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It's a sign of President Assad's reestablished control over much of the country.
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NASA says this is when Apollo 13 reestablished radio contact with Mission Control.
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"That population should be reestablished twice per week," the company says in its FAQ.
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Cuba and the United States reestablished diplomatic relations last year after decades of animosity.
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The authorities say a full normal service will not be reestablished until next Friday.
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This makes it eight years older than the Navy, which was reestablished in 1798.
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And gradually, she has reestablished her footing in the industry and her own personal life.
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But the two men have reestablished a comfort level, and Mr. Cohn remains a candidate.
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Ortiz said power will be reestablished gradually so as not to overload the frail system.
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The contract win reestablished Northrop as one of the Pentagon's big prime contractors for U.S. warplanes.
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For Fajdek, the victory reestablished his dominance of the event under his female coach Jolanta Kumor.
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President Woodrow Wilson only reestablished the practice in 1913, to surprise in Washington at the time.
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The two nations reestablished diplomatic relations in July, and President Barack Obama visited the island this year.
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The two nations reestablished diplomatic relations in July, and President Barack Obama visited the island this year.
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In March, President Obama formally reestablished diplomatic ties with Cuba for the first time in 55 years.
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The number of Cuban migrants entering the US had doubled from 2014 to 2015, when relations were reestablished.
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The two remained distant for years, but reportedly reestablished contact shortly before Hitchens's death from cancer in 210.
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My time there reestablished my love for the game of football and the work that goes into it.
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NASA has reestablished contact with its STEREO-B spacecraft, nearly two years after losing communication with the vehicle.
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At the same time, he reestablished the ground truth that there is no "global community" without American leadership.
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Only once a global supply chain is reestablished will it be time to experiment with incremental new models.
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Once this fundamental consensus is reestablished policy disagreements can be resolved or bridged more easily and more constructively.
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We gradually reestablished some degree of moral high ground and once again became trusted partners in the region.
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His appointment and policies sent a clear message: 'The rule of law and equal justice has been reestablished.
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We created,directly and indirectly, countless jobs in Japan and reestablished Nissan as a pillar of the Japanese economy.
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And — critically — formal diplomatic relations, which were reestablished by Obama after more than five decades, will remain as well.
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Connor reestablished Winnipeg's lead 7:49 into the second period with his team-leading 83th goal of the season.
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Should a draft be needed in the future, he said, history has shown the system can be quickly reestablished.
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"The measles resurgence in Europe has likely led to reestablished endemic measles in some EUR countries," the report says.
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We created, directly and indirectly, countless jobs in Japan and reestablished Nissan as a pillar of the Japanese economy.
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"We Belong Together" would be Carey's second-longest running number one, and reestablished her viability as a major industry force.
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The Republican primary campaign revealed (or rather reestablished) that Donald Trump is a bigot and a sexist and a creep.
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Beyonce made it crystal clear what was strongly insinuated in her latest music video ... she's reestablished relations with her dad.
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Fans had been clamoring for Harbaugh, who quickly reestablished Michigan as one of the best football programs in the country.
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Ukraine reestablished the training center in 2012, and it is now under Moscow's control after Russia annexed Crimea in 2014.
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Returnees already receive a one-off cash handout and some basic foodstuffs and other items to help them get reestablished.
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A clear strategy and a goal are needed if workable and mutually-acceptable U.S.-Iran relations are to be reestablished.
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When Trump took office, the Office of National AIDS Policy website was also taken down — and has still not been reestablished.
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After attempting to regain contact for nearly two years, NASA has finally reestablished communications with the sun-studying satellite, STEREO-B.
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Rather they are reestablished local municipalities, which constitute the first step of a multi-stage effort toward rebuilding the Syrian state.
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Now contact has been reestablished, the STEREO team will continue monitoring the spacecraft to see what kind of state it's in.
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At the end of September, the Navy reestablished Submarine Group 2 in Norfolk, Virginia, five years after the unit was deactivated.
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The agency told News 12 that the pilots reestablished communication with air traffic control and left the restricted airspace without incident.
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But Mr. Urie is convinced that this production has firmly reestablished the play's theatrical importance and the power of its message.
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Nashville reestablished the two-goal lead when Trenin scored at 9:37 of the third period to make it 3-1.
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In total, the paper argues, a reestablished cougar population would save about five human lives a year and prevent 680 injuries.
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The unexpectedly frightening (and very funny) film reestablished Shyamalan as a horror filmmaker to watch, and Split follows through on that promise.
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But US/Cuban relations have changed drastically in the two years since President Obama and Cuban President Raúl Castro reestablished diplomatic relations.
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Paris has been visiting Debbie at her ranch and Debbie has gone to Paris' home, where the 2 have reestablished their bond.
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Pence chairs the National Space Council, a recently reconvened space policy advisory group that Trump reestablished with an executive order in June.
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Of the four Brazilian presidents elected to office since democracy was reestablished in the 1980s, she is the second to face impeachment.
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Out of a force of roughly 21,000 sailors, the reestablished rating affects nearly 1,100 personnel, according to Submarine Force Atlantic spokeswoman Cmdr.
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According to government reports, close to 220006 percent of the power generation — not distribution — has been reestablished, although there are frequent outages.
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Rather, it will provide forces and assets to Space Command, which was reestablished in August 2019 and will lead military space operations.
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Obama exchanged prisoners with the Cuban government, reestablished diplomatic relations with Havana and became the first US president since 1928 to visit Cuba.
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As Maynard had reestablished himself in the win column with a victory over Guida, a meeting with Grant was slated for UFC 160.
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Chinese officials thought the rover was dead after the 14-day-long lunar night, but it eventually reestablished communications about a day later.
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But scientists have found a new threat to the reestablished condors: extremely high levels of mercury and the pesticide DDT in the birds' blood.
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Unfortunately, in a crucial first test of this reestablished regular order, the House Transportation Committee under Chairman Bill ShusterWilliam (Bill) Franklin ShusterEx-GOP Rep.
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She returned to Chile in 1992, four years after a national referendum forced Pinochet out of office and two years after democracy was reestablished.
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London must be on notice that we will deploy every bit of our political strength to assure that that despised border will never be reestablished.
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TMZ Sports spoke with Shanon Biles who says she's been sober since 2007 -- and is proud of the fact she reestablished her relationship with Simone.
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The app will now take your search query while you are offline, save it, then deliver the result as soon as your connection is reestablished.
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The agreement barred the deportation of Vietnamese people who arrived in the U.S. before 6900, when both sides reestablished diplomatic relations after the Vietnam War.
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Similarly, the idea that a reestablished Federal Royalty Policy Committee is an adequate substitute for the PEIS does not hold up to even cursory scrutiny.
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Make that Big Blue Relieved Nation, now that the Wildcats have reestablished the laws of nature in the SEC tournament and look March-ready. Finally.
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The Ducks reestablished the two-goal lead when Rakell scored off a rebound at 9:52 of the second period to make it 3-1.
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Mr. Abiy has released political prisoners, removed bans on political parties, prosecuted officials accused of gross human rights abuses, and reestablished relations with neighboring Eritrea.
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Parliament passed a law in February 2017 which reestablished that requirements on taxis, such as mandatory fare meters and seat sensors, would have to be respected.
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But in and around San Juan, much of the area was returning to a sense of normalcy, with power being reestablished in parts of the capital.
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The move virtually halted oil production for around two months before the government gradually reestablished control over PDVSA, subsequently firing approximately 40 percent of its workers.
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The council — created in 1989 under President George H.W. Bush, disbanded in 1993, but reestablished by Trump in June — met for its first meeting Oct. 5.
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Technical operations supervisor David Foote held up the cell phone camera while studio operator Phil Pernice and technical production manager Alix Steinfeld reestablished communications with Atlanta.
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He has reestablished hundreds of native plants to the fields around his home, and reported sightings of record numbers of bird species to Wisconsin ornithological groups.
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That unmaking or the remainder that has been marked by some action or piece of information can be reestablished or reconstructed in order to make an artwork.
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The deal that reestablished air service between the two countries was a non-binding arrangement, not a treaty, meaning either the U.S. or Cuba could back out.
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The reactivation comes just over a year after the Navy reestablished its Second Fleet, which oversees the western half of the Atlantic up into the high north.
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Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch is just two games into his NFL comeback and has already reestablished himself as one of the league's most polarizing characters.
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There is no doubt that the first impulse of important states, like Germany and Austria, was to retreat within their borders, which were being reestablished in panic.
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San Jose's Justin Braun struck back at 9:34 in the first to tie the game, but Patric Hornqvist reestablished Penguins' control at 19:07 in the second.
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We do know the animals living at the sites that are mined will be eradicated but we don't know whether or how quickly those communities can become reestablished.
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She explains how surviving a tragic car accident at 17 not only reestablished her ties with her family, but forced her back into pursing a career in acting.
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And Cuban migration spiked in the last two years after U.S. President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro reestablished diplomatic relations between the former Cold War foes.
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Sall then reestablished a special court by presidential decree, a court which previously had been abolished by Senegalese law and had not heard a case in 30 years.
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Relations, broken off in 1961 and only partially restored in the 1980s, were reestablished as part of a short-lived detente orchestrated by former U.S. President Barack Obama.
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Hisa was part of the core team that transformed and reestablished SMMoA with a new home in downtown Los Angeles and new identity as ICA LA in 23.
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To lose MacDonald just as he reestablished himself as the number one contender in the division would not look good for the world's most dominant mixed martial arts promotion.
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But as you know, Iran has already received tens of millions of dollars — tens of billions of dollars in this deal and has quickly reestablished ties economically with Europe.
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The Beavers reestablished a seven point lead moments later, but the Bruins outscored them 10-3 over the final 3:35 to tie the game going into the break.
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As grape-growing and winemaking have been reestablished over the last 40 years, simple, small-scale operations and the intricacies of place have rarely been part of the formula.
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Some of the units deployed to existing U.S. bases in the region, while others, starting in July, reestablished an operational U.S. military presence at an airbase in Saudi Arabia.
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During his time in office, President Barack Obama exchanged prisoners with the Cuban government, reestablished diplomatic relations with Havana and became the first US president since 1928 to visit Cuba.
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Until now, contact has only reestablished when spacecraft witness the "Earth rise" that U.S. astronaut Bill Anders and the Apollo 8 crew first recorded for us a half century ago.
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There's no way it could've been the bloody aftermath of the Civil War, when Southern whites reestablished control of their territory through a campaign of state violence and political repression.
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McBath's stunning victory, which reestablished Democratic control of a district once held by Newt Gingrich and Tom Price, could significantly raise the pressure on lawmakers to consider substantive reforms. Rep.
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Carter reestablished the two-goal lead when he scored his 17th goal of the season at 15:12, but Lindholm scored again at 16:55 to make it 4-3.
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The Communist-ruled island and its northern neighbor reestablished diplomatic relations a year ago after decades of hostility and have since signed deals on the environment, postal services and direct flights.
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But data experts say the Democratic contender has at the very least reestablished herself as the front-runner after the race had tightened almost to the point of a toss-up.
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If sane leadership is reestablished in 2020 and Trump's climate approach disappears with him, his four-year reign will "only" be an international embarrassment and a costly delay in climate policy.
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"A viable jaguar population could be reestablished in the US, but not if the wall is built," said Howard Quigley, a jaguar expert at Panthera, the global wild cat conservation nonprofit.
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Over 370,000 Syrian refugees have already returned to the "peace zone," a stretch of land in Northern Syria that Erdoğan reestablished after his military forced Kurdish forces to vacate the area.
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It has propped up Assad, blocked U.S. efforts at regime change, showcased its newest weapons, and reestablished itself as a player in the Middle East, all while the United States looked on.
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He has reestablished productive diplomacy as the central task of a progressive foreign policy, and as a viable alternative approach to dealing with countries the GOP foreign policy establishment would rather bomb.
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They found that payday lenders have reestablished themselves as mortgage lenders, online lenders or even aligned themselves with Native American tribes to avoid restrictions on the types of loans they can offer.
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And we had to fight to get it — to play the game the Western way, the government way, to have it reestablished as a national monument, as a sacred place for us.
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If impeachment can be used not only to signal disapproval but actually work to head off an ongoing threat to American democracy, then the normative power of the proceedings might be reestablished.
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He has reestablished productive diplomacy as the central task of a progressive foreign policy, and as a viable alternative approach to dealing with countries the GOP foreign policy establishment would rather bomb.
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The FEC is encouraging candidates who seek to use public financing to apply "in the expectation that once a quorum is reestablished the requests will be considered expeditiously," spokesperson Judith Ingram said.
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The new Conservation Letters paper crunches some numbers and lays out of vision for an Eastern US where a reestablished cougar population decreases the number of deer-vehicle accidents by 21.1 percent.
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A man of sardonic wit and robust physique, Rikard had rebuilt on the same site and reestablished his practice in a first-floor home office, where we spoke as afternoon bled into evening.
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Though Hays, the Neumanns' spokesperson, said the Neumanns don't practice Kabbalah, multiple former Kabbalah Centre members said they have heard from center insiders that the Neumanns have reestablished contact with the center's leadership.
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Stodden and her mother have since reestablished their relationship, but the truth of Stodden's teenage years is unavoidable: Keller encouraged and signed off on Stodden's marriage, and helped propel her into the public eye.
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Before that, he ran relief efforts for a major aid charity in Rwanda after its civil war, where he reestablished the first and only functioning hospital in the country and cared for 1,000 orphans.
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Biden's South Carolina win reestablished him as the main alternative to Sanders, and it would be a disaster for him if he lost that mantle to the former New York City mayor on Tuesday.
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Keaton reestablished firm and unwavering support of Allen with a short tweet last night, a few days after Baldwin (not so concisely) also reaffirmed his own beliefs about the child molestation allegations made by Farrow.
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Turkey has said the United States had proposed a 30 km (19 mile) "safe zone" along its border with Syria, but Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said trust between two countries needed to be reestablished first.
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The space-related reforms came at the recommendation of the National Space Council, an executive body formed under former President George H.W. Bush that was disbanded in 1993 before being reestablished by Trump last year.
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The case for Cruz Cruz was largely an afterthought to Rubio's nuclear offensive against Trump in the last debate, but he reestablished his presence in the race on Super Tuesday by posting three key victories.
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More than 20,000 households and businesses on the island still don't have electricity, and parts of the island that have had their service reestablished are prone to power cuts, including a major islandwide blackout last month.
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With the canon reestablished, the latest Terminator would see a reluctant Sarah teaming up with a technologically "augmented" human resistance fighter from the future and the young Mexican woman she's gone back in time to protect.
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As attorney general, Reyes fought corruption and reestablished the trustworthiness of the office following multiple investigations of the previous attorney general, who was accused of accepting gifts and soliciting bribes from people in exchange for favorable treatment.
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"The US president has proven capable of pivoting quickly, so it remains possible that a trade truce can be reestablished at short notice," said UBS Global Wealth Management chief investment officer Mark Haefele in a report Monday.
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The Yankees had reestablished their offense in taking five of their first seven games this homestand, but were no match for Sale, who improved to 8-0 and has been possibly the best pitcher in the American League.
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Miller's recent usage seems to indicate that he's reestablished himself as the team's clear top back ahead of D'Onta Foreman, and he has one of the easiest schedules for a fantasy running back the rest of the season.
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Just as in his somewhat literal understanding of violence, Pinker simply cannot see something so straightforward as class rule, which has been massively reestablished in our time of inequality, with all the baleful effects it has had on politics.
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Having recently reestablished the precedent for sending intermediate-range missiles over its neighbor, the next logical step for North Korea would be to demonstrate its ICBM capability by conducting a longer-range test flight far into the Pacific Ocean.
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"It is my best judgment that we have reestablished a form of rough deterrence — what I would call contested deterrence — with Iran in the wake of the striking of Qasem Soleimani and the attack on our bases," McKenzie said.
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A program that first ran from 2001 to 2004 and then was reestablished in 93, the Victim Compensation Fund is now running out of money, given the number of first responders who've gotten sick following their work after the attacks.
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In addition, considering that Puerto Rico and St. Croix have been the major staging areas to send aid to parts of the U.S. Virgin Islands hit hard by Hurricane Irma, those aid flows will have to be reestablished as well.
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It calls on the National Space Council and National Security Council to carry out an "accelerated review of proposed space operational authorities," a task the White House space body that Trump reestablished last year discussed as its public meeting in October.
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A military stalemate followed and relations remained hostile until Abiy became prime minister in April 2018, and he worked out the principles of a peace agreement with Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki, allowing ties between the two countries to finally be reestablished.
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But he said that of an initial 14,000 troops sent to the Middle East since the spring, about half have been aboard warships, and the other half included ground and air units that have reestablished a major air base in Saudi Arabia.
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The social-media-fuelled movements often failed, in the end, to achieve much; five months before Mr Nayem put up his post the army had reestablished its power in Egypt, where social media had been crucial to the downfall of General Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
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"People are very tired of the moral compass of this country not being reestablished, and this is a good bill in regard with messaging that people have to be held accountable for their actions," Gosar said in an interview with The Hill's Molly K. Hooper.
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Since the Grand Café's reopening, the symbiosis between the Café and the concert hall has reestablished itself: concert-goers and locals have become staples at the restaurant, and Maallem has even started organizing small music nights at the Café itself, inviting local bands to play.
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If it wasn't one of the best MMA fights period, it was at least one of the most visceral: a heart-and-balls brawl as subtle as getting a cinder block dropped on your head, and a fight that reestablished how close entertainment and brutality often are.
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AMMAN, Jordan — The Syrian government celebrated the reopening on Monday of a vital border crossing with Jordan as a new sign of President Bashar al-Assad's reestablished control over much of the country and of progress in his efforts to normalize relations with other Arab states.
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But When They See Us did more than exist as a good TV show — it reestablished the Central Park 5 as figureheads in the fight against racist incarceration policies and shed light on the still-alive prosecutors and systems that failed those young boys so many years ago.
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It was making $85033 million a day from illicit oil sales, kidnapping and local taxation, had six million humans on its territory, and had reestablished the physical theocratic Caliphate, the first ever group to do so since the last Caliphate was dissolved in 1924 by Turkish premier Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
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The Midwestern states that begin voting Tuesday with primaries in Missouri and Michigan represent the Vermont independent's best -- and possibly last -- chance to regain his footing in the Democratic presidential race after former Vice President Joe Biden reestablished himself as the front-runner with commanding Super Tuesday victories last week.
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Of these recent roles, probably the one running most against type is her abrasive, high-powered boss in 2009's The Proposal — but given that the film also reestablished her place as queen of the rom-com, it probably wouldn't have altered whatever vague impression Turner had of Bullock's career.
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He noted that the idea of Catholicism under threat and in danger is a common theme of the French far right, which often cites Charles Martel, who defeated the Muslims at the battle of Tours (732-733) and began the military campaigns that reestablished the Franks as the rulers of Gaul.
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He ducked inside, his head of security reestablished position, and things picked right back up where they left off—me, miserably tired, charging my dead phone, the clock nearing 7 AM, waiting to secure an interview with a critically-adored dancehall deejay, and the kind of artist you have to travel to Jamaica to speak with in person.
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August 24 marks one year since the US Navy reestablished its 2nd Fleet, which was deactivated in 2011 as part of a One year ago in Norfolk, Virginia, aboard USS George H.W. Bush at the establishment ceremony for US 2nd Fleet, I directed the fleet to be ready to fight — ready to fight so that we do not have to.
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