What is "readopt"

Usage examples of "readopt".

Let us readopt the Declaration of Independence, and with it the practices and policy which harmonize with it.

If you would have the peace of the old times, readopt the precepts and policy of the old times.

He seems himself not to know exactly how much of the persona was a put-on, but it is this persona that he must readopt in order to function as a man once again.

Heath appraised the image professionally, having readopted his colonel persona for the benefit of their rescued waif.

I have no doubt that it would become extinct, for all time to come, if we but readopted the policy of the fathers, by restricting it to the limits it has already covered, restricting it from the new Territories.

This Convention unanimously readopted the Southern-wing platform it had previously adopted at Charleston, and, upon the first ballot, chose, without dissent, John C.

For a time my notoriety grew, bringing me more money, an unwanted retinue of hangers-on, and the curse of instant recognition on any street or side road in my readopted homeland.

Hence its rules remain in force from Congress to Congress except as they are changed from time to time, whereas those of the House are readopted at the outset of each new Congress.

Claire Drummond winced at the accusation, readopting long-abandoned sensitivities for a moment.

She settled it, she thought, well enough this morning by quite readopting her plan in respect to Sir Luke Strett.

He hooked his thumbs in his suspenders again, readopting his courtroom persona.

It seems that according to arguably competent legal opinion, the resolution readopting the Constitution gave Congress the right to approve or disapprove my Cabinet appointments .

It seems that according to arguably competent legal opinion, the resolution readopting the Constitution gave Congress the right to approve or disapprove my Cabinet appointments .