1. to impose again; to put back into effect something that was previously removed or suspended

Examples

• The government decided to reimpose the trade sanctions.
• After the protests ended, authorities reimposed the curfew.
• The school will reimpose the dress code next semester.
• Officials may reimpose travel restrictions if cases rise.
• The judge chose to reimpose the original sentence.
• They plan to reimpose the tax that was eliminated last year.