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Meanings of reimpose (reimposed) in English

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Usage of reimposed in English
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Last week the government reimposed a state of emergency to 26 September.
Radio NZ
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The United States withdrew from the deal last year and reimposed sanctions.
Reuters
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Andrews announced the stay-at-home orders would be reimposed from midnight tomorrow night.
Radio NZ
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If Iran refuses, it faces the possibility of U.N. sanctions being reimposed.
Reuters
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Washington exited the nuclear agreement last year and has reimposed sanctions on Iran.
Reuters
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The capital Jakarta reimposed COVID-19 restrictions in September, raising concerns about economic growth.
Reuters
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Several counties in the province of Huesca also reimposed some restrictions last month.
The Irish Times
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Texas, Florida and California, all seeing rises in cases, have also reimposed restrictions.
The Guardian
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Kensington is one of the 30 suburbs that have reimposed social distancing measures.
Reuters
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The US has also reimposed sanctions on Iran, sending its economy into freefall.
BBC
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The United States reimposed sanctions on Iran and sharply tightened them.
Reuters
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Borders and all that go with them will be reimposed on January 1st.
The Irish Times
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The parish is afterwards reimposed, in order to reimburse those five or six.
An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations
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Then the same persona would be reimposed with a reply message, if any.
Midnight at the well of souls
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The US has reimposed tough sanctions this week, targeting Iranian oil exports and banking.
The Guardian
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These sanctions could be reimposed as the path of reform changes, he told reporters.
Reuters
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