reimpose

1. To reimpose direct administrative credit control;
   恢复使用行政手段直接控制信贷；
2. South Korea will reimpose a withholding tax on foreign investors 'earnings from government bonds in a move that mirrors initiatives in many other countries trying to stabilise their currencies.
   韩国将对外国投资者的国债利得重新征收预扣税，其它许多国家都已采取了类似举措，设法稳定本币汇率。
3. John Kerry, chairman of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, called for oil companies to halt operations in Libya and suggested the US reimpose sanctions on Tripoli.
   美国参议院外交关系委员会主席约翰克里（johnkerry）呼吁在利比亚的外国石油公司停产，并建议美国重新对该国实施制裁。
4. The European Union is already under pressure from member countries, especially Italy, to reimpose restraints on Chinese textile imports when the current system of temporary quotas runs out at the end of the year.
   欧盟（EU）也正面临来自成员国特别是意大利的压力，这些国家要求在目前临时配额体系于今年年底到期后，对中国纺织品进口再次实施限制。
5. With no more than about 10000 troops available and with any advance across the desert acutely exposed to coalition air strikes, Colonel Qaddafi has almost certainly lost his chance to reimpose his authority in the East.
   卡扎菲上校能够调动的大约只有不到1万名士兵，而只要越过沙漠发动进攻就不可避免会完全暴露在联军的空中打击之下，几乎可以肯定他无法重建其在利比亚东部地区的权威了。
6. Any attempt to reimpose the Mosaic civil laws or their penalties fails to understand the typological, temporary, national character of the Old ( Mosaic) covenant.
   任何企图要重新设立摩西的民事律法，或是它们的处罚，都未能理解旧约（摩西时期之圣约）那预表性的、暂时性的、和民族性的特质。
7. It is now time to reimpose some rules and regulations.
   现在有些规章制度要重申。

verb

1. impose anew
   1. The fine was reimposed