Word: re-establish
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...savings accomplished in the 1948 cutback were small, for geography was not an expensive field to maintain after the initial investment, which Harvard had already made. Somewhere in the University's $30,000,000 budget, the Administration should find the additional $20,000 or $25,000 annually to re-establish Harvard as leader in geography...
...Dogs, but soon after the outbreak of war Washington called him to head the instructional staff of the Army's canine corps. For his highly successful method of training dogs for war duty, he received a special citation. At the end of the war, he returned to Boston to re-establish "Canine College" under the name of the American Dog Training Association...
Some $125 million of the credits already had been approved by President Truman's National Advisory Council. All of that sum will go to liquidate Argentina's outstanding commercial debts and help re-establish her good credit abroad. In addition, friendly, persuasive Cereijo had got a promise of $75 million from the National City Bank and Chase National Bank of New York, and the First National Bank of Boston, to finance future purchases of badly needed farm machinery from U.S. manufacturers...
Present University plans call for an great an addition as possible to scholarship funds in the near future, in an attempt to "re-establish the level of the program that existed before the war as a minimum objective," in coordination with a quest for increased loan funds and student employment...
Community singing of Christmas carols will conclude the festivities. According to party chairman Ernest T. Berkely '53, the reading of Dickens' work will re-establish a Christmas tradition begun many years age by Charles T Coneland '82, Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, emertius...