| After the meeting, the delegates voiced satisfaction over the reinvigoration of political dialogue between the two countries. |
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| One friend puts a lot of his reinvigoration down to simply knowing that he will never have to fight another general election again. |
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| The reinvigoration of a 75 year old cultural agenda signals, if we're not mistaken, a shift in culture. |
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| It is right that the world now looks to a reinvigoration of higher education in Africa. |
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| Work in this area had all but stopped, although carbon nano-tube technology has caused a minor reinvigoration of research effort. |
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| If we are to win this war against terrorism, Commissioner, we need a thorough reinvigoration of the secret services sector. |
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| We are encouraged by the reinvigoration of the negotiations in recent weeks. |
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| Disaster risk reduction management, somewhat neglected because of pressing socio-economic concerns, will need reinvigoration. |
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| This decentralization has enabled the reinvigoration of the District Probation and Social Welfare Office. |
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| I wish to comment on one aspect of this: the reinvigoration of the transatlantic alliance. |
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| This resulted in the reinvigoration of national poultry production and public and domestic investment in the private sector. |
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| I hope this moment will come soon and that it will really mark the reinvigoration of multilateral disarmament. |
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| We are not asking for a halt to be called to this process but we are calling for a reinvigoration of the policy for the southern Mediterranean. |
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| Our programmes in the Mediterranean are at the core of my agenda, along with the reinvigoration of the Barcelona process. |
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| The stockmarket gets fresh policies for its reinvigoration every year, yet share prices keep falling. |
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| It seems logical that there is an opportunity for a reinvigoration of the civil society movement to achieve this long-awaited goal. |
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| These priorities are currently being reviewed as part of the reinvigoration process. |
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| But the terrible events this month only reconfirmed my belief that the protection of our democracy must be rooted in the reinvigoration of democratic engagement itself. |
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| Integration of environment into other policy areas where environmental pressures are particularly high such as transport, energy and industry and reinvigoration of the Cardiff process. |
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| It is already a food hub and not in need of reinvigoration. |
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| As everyone in the House is aware, Canada has a strong agricultural industry and these new markets will present a reinvigoration of opportunities and partnerships for many of these particular sectors. |
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| The report on the implementation of the first railway package showed that the package had resulted in neither a sustained reinvigoration of rail transport nor a perceptible shift of freight transport from road to rail. |
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| He raised concerns about the reinvigoration of titling by De Soto's popular formalization of property rights programs, and the possibility of large-scale foreclosures and distress sales. |
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| Deregulation is required for competitiveness and the reinvigoration of support for basic research and extension services is necessary for new generation farms to thrive. |
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| We will continue to work actively towards the reinvigoration of the Middle East Peace Process through the immediate publication and implementation of the roadmap as endorsed by the Quartet. |
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| Revitalization Project is reinvigoration of the town s downtown business district through the elimination of blighted conditions. |
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| President Mamnoon Hussain said reinvigoration of Pakistan's economy is the present government's declared priority. |
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| At the end of the day, does this reinvigoration plan serve the cause of European growth or simply that of the Italian economy as it struggles to comply with the Stability and Growth Pact? |
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| First, it must be emphasized that the objective of comprehensive peace can be achieved only through the reinvigoration of the peace process on all its tracks. |
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| Italy is eyeing up ways to stimulate its beleaguered economy and one of the avenues for reinvigoration is through architecture and design. |
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| The outcome of such discussions should be a substantive reinvigoration of contacts with those organizations that have significant experience and expertise. |
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| Stakeholders also identify further progress on the Lisbon Agenda as a prerequisite for the reinvigoration of the transatlantic economic relationship. |
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| This is a man with deep roots and solid values, the White House whispers, a man who is at home in the heartland. Mr Bush is not the first president to repair to the heartland for reinvigoration. |
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| Finally, on a local issue, Al-Riyadh newspaper called for development and reinvigoration of governmental management to speed completion of development projects. |
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| It sounds as though your plants may need a bit of reinvigoration. |
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