reassumption

The reassumption of bilateral relations could be attributed to two factors.

Imhotep rose with a reassumption of his fussy, important manner.

The reassumption of the strike had been postponed for three days, due to the Holi festival.

Essentially, he's called your reassumption of personal rule unconstitutional, Your Grace, and that's scary.

Cynthia Ozick, for example, is very critical of this technique, and argues that using female god language would be equivalent to the reassumption of idolatry.

And I guess I should say putting aside our history that I wish you the best of luck in the reassumption of your career.

A plebscite was held to determine whether the citizens of Buenos Aires supported Rosas's reelection and reassumption of dictatorial powers.

Even Ptath had believed that he was assuring his ultimate reassumption of the shining mantle, ere he laid it aside to sink into his incomprehensible merging with the race.

The wild stampede which follows the end of a play had already begun, the grand removal of white paint and rouge, the reassumption amid clouds of rice powder of ordinary attire.

In principle, the sponsored wife cannot refuse her husband’s reassumption of responsibility for her, whether it’s an offer to pay her a sum of money or have her live in his home, unless she convinces the authorities she has a valid motive.

Following the SPC's reassumption of death penalty review power on January 1, executions were not to be carried out on the date of conviction, but only on the SPC's approval following review.