Resuscitated the career, even better than it had been before.

When the rescue workers came they resuscitated him and there was no brain damage.

One factor in such decisions is fear on the part of doctors or hospitals that they will be sued by the family for letting their loved one die. So, for example, patients close to death are resuscitated, against the doctor s better judgment, because they have not specifically stated that they do not want to be resuscitated in such circumstances.

She was resuscitated, stabilized, whisked over to a CAT scan suite right next to the emergency room, because they were concerned about blood clots in the lung.

But I hope that, now we have resuscitated this important body for disarmament in the United Nations system, we can try as best as possible to come up with the names for the Bureau.

CAMBRIDGE The world economy has seen globalization collapse once already. The gold standard era with its free capital mobility and open trade came to an abrupt end in 1914 and could not be resuscitated after World War I. Are we about to witness a similar global economic breakdown?

Obama s foreign policy agenda has been no less audacious than his domestic undertakings. After eight years of American unilateralism that left behind a broken transatlantic alliance, resuscitated the specter of a cold war with Russia, and saw the Middle East decline into a doomsday politics, Obama s injection of new thinking to endemic problems is extremely welcome.