Examples of using Reestablished in English and their translations into Polish
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Until such time as a central authority can be safely reestablished. Each region will be able to govern itself and focus on reconstruction.
Morotai until April 1946, when the Dutch colonial government was reestablished.
This detachment came ashore on 15 September, and reestablished Dutch sovereignty over Morotai's civilian population.
the Syrian Arab Republic was reestablished.
Britain's primacy had been reestablished," she said, and then she issued this warning, Let every nation know that where there is British sovereign territory, it will be well and truly defended.
The langue was reestablished as the Anglo-Bavarian Langue in 1782,
In December 2000 the APPD was reestablished in Munich, but did not participate in the Bundestag election of 2002.
Approximately four months ago, your husband reestablished contact with a guy that went to the same camp.
Moshav Avivim was founded in 1958, abandoned, and then reestablished in 1963 by immigrants from North Africa, mostly Moroccan Jews.
although Steiner himself did not join until he reestablished it in 1923.
the ruling sect achieved a second“return” to the chosen land, and thus reestablished the Law of 458 BC,
goods production can be reestablished in the United States
continuing through Majles elections in 2004, conservatives reestablished control over Iran's elected government institutions,
that their influence had been reestablished along the Syrian border.
I met so many wonderful people, reestablished numerous old,
to return to France; once she was reestablished at Dampierre, her subversion of royal power continued.
CIA reestablished and expanded its contacts with the Ukrainians
You have to reestablish a connection to him.
But we're trying to bounce a signal off a Russian military satellite, reestablish contact that way.
It can help reestablish healthy sleep patterns in people with chronic sleep disturbances.