| Did they reinstitute the draft or something? | |
| I've decided to reinstitute a time-honored Buy More tradition. | |
| Now that they want to reinstitute the processions that D. Pedro had abolished, and that they are even thinking of dressing up soldiers as friars, I could well be a Baron, for I also have the talent for that. | |
| Perhaps the time has come to reinstitute an old custom. | |
| So we're going to reinstitute order here, right? | |
| Did they reinstitute the draft or something? | |
| I've decided to reinstitute a time-honored Buy More tradition. | |
| Now that they want to reinstitute the processions that D. Pedro had abolished, and that they are even thinking of dressing up soldiers as friars, I could well be a Baron, for I also have the talent for that. | |
| Perhaps the time has come to reinstitute an old custom. | |
| So we're going to reinstitute order here, right? | |
| As a result, we have been given authority to officially revoke your pardon agreement. Meaning the sentence you received prior to the agreement is being reinstituted. | |
| What is this, have we reinstituted the Open Forum? Lisa and you are the specialists. | |
| o'Bryan was to be one of the very first inmates to be executed with the reinstituted death penalty. | |
| I will be reinstituting prima nocta. | |
| As a result, we have been given authority to officially revoke your pardon agreement. Meaning the sentence you received prior to the agreement is being reinstituted. | |
| What is this, have we reinstituted the Open Forum? Lisa and you are the specialists. | |
| o'Bryan was to be one of the very first inmates to be executed with the reinstituted death penalty. | |
| I will be reinstituting prima nocta. | |
