Translations for „reimpose“ in the English » German Dictionary

re·im·pose [ˌri:ɪmˈpəʊz, Am ˈpoʊz] VB trans

to reimpose sth embargo

etw wieder verhängen

to reimpose sth law

etw wieder auferlegen

to reimpose sth charges

etw wieder einführen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

However, with the situation remaining tense, the curfew was reimposed.

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However, preceding 1951 season, he reimposed the blackout rule on all teams in the league.

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If the ceasefire or agreements were not observed, the sanctions would be reimposed and take effect immediately.

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One interpretation allows the victory to the humans, who reimpose their dominion over the computers.

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For mandatory spending, there is no cap on the amount of mandatory spending, only a date in the future when the debt limit is reimposed.

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Our theory is that you reimpose the death penalty, the poor will not be able to share anything to the justice system.

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During these years, he was strong advocate of reimposing central control over the separatist provinces of the north-east.

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This was repealed in 1608 but reimposed in 1645.

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The government reimposed tight control over it after the war.

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Bans were repeatedly reimposed, one year at a time.

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