| After reunification, the parliament decided to readopt Berlin as Germany's capital. |
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| Not only does this make no sense but under the language the party plans to readopt this year, it would be flatly unconstitutional. |
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| Later, in April 1433, the capricious Joan disinherited Louis, only to readopt him in June. |
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| Her political heirs no longer dare to make that argument, even as they readopt Thatcher's anti-Keynesian maxims of good housekeeping. |
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| In the normal course of things, people adopt physical activity, maintain it for a while, stop it and readopt it over time. |
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| The British High Commission had a sharp increase in inquiries yesterday from whites seeking to readopt British citizenship following the violence. |
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| That would seem to contradict Dollo's law, since the mites should be unable to readopt the free-living characteristics discarded by their ancestors. |
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| So they readopt the values to which they were initially opposed: the conflict between their values and what they wanted to transgress, believing they were free, remains unresolved. |
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| They can return to their country and readopt a faith that withstands any desire to see with one's own eyes. |
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| In a referendum held earlier today, its residents voted overwhelming to readopt its English name and save it from the imposition of the Irish placename, An Daingean. |
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| The filibuster has been around in one form or another since 1806, when the Senate absent-mindedly neglected to readopt a rule allowing a simple majority to move the previous question. |
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| Bush, has gone even further, calling in November for the leading economies to readopt a modified global gold standard to regulate currency movements. |
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| The hotels collected more than 100,000 signatures to force a voter referendum on the issue, prompting the council to rescind the measure, make some changes and readopt it. |
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| The development of radiological image intensification, in the 1960s, allowed surgeons to readopt closed nailing techniques with a much lower risk to patient and surgeon alike. |
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