1. to impose again; to put back into effect (a rule, law, restriction, etc.)
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘reimpose’

Examples

• The government reimposes the curfew after recent protests.
• The school reimposes the dress code policy next semester.
• The judge reimposes the original sentence after the appeal fails.
• The company reimposes travel restrictions due to budget cuts.
• The city reimposes parking fees in the downtown area.
• The coach reimposes strict training rules before the championship.