re-introduce
Verb
Meaning
introduce anew
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We haven't met in a long time, so let me reintroduce myself
But Mr Johnson also stressed that the is not over the Government “will not hesitate to apply the brakes and re-introduce restrictions – even at national level – if required”.
Assuming they're correct about the nightlife districts being the main current vector, they should re-introduce evening curfews.
In 1995, an effort was made to re-introduce Rickenbacker acoustics, with factory production beginning in their Santa Ana manufacturing facility in 1996.
Lastly, for their first winter classic appearance, the Flyers would re-introduce a modernized take on their original jerseys from the 1960’s and 1970’s.
However, there were growing calls for the Government to re-introduce control orders which were ditched when Theresa May was Home Secretary.