retable in a sentence

1. The main retable is a Juan de Juni’s piece of work.

2. The retable and some minor work continued up until 1771.

3. This year's UK-sponsored proposal for "smart sanctions" will not be retabled.

4. The National Socialists argued that a Jew could not paint a Christian retable.

5. His Retable of Saint-Nicholas (1500) is found in Monaco, and his Retable de Notre-Dame-de-Rosaire (1515) is found in Antibes.

6. A withdrawn motion for a resolution may be taken over and retabled immediately by a group, a committee or the same number of Members as is entitled to table it.

7. The proposal will be retabled by Commissioner Borg at the Appeal Committee in the coming weeks, with a vote likely to occur probably on the 26th of April or the 2nd of May.

8. “There is considerable unease throughout the region because the U.S. delegation, which is aggressive and unwilling to negotiate, is going to try to retable an initiative in Jersey that would legitimize whaling.

9. The authors are entitled to retable such motions either for consideration in committee under Rule 143 or for the debate on cases of breaches of human rights, democracy and the rule of law at the next part-session.

10. The authors are entitled to retable such motions either for consideration in committee under Rule 133 or for the debate on cases of breaches of human rights, democracy and the rule of law at the next part-session.

11. His completed works (the Casa Batllo, 1905-1907 and the Casa Mila, 1905-1910) and his incomplete works (the restoration of the Poblet Monastery and the Retable d’Alella in Barcelona) illustrate the importance of this philosophy.

12. In May 2003 the Party of European Socialists and the Greens retabled amendments related to four key issues of the directive: its scope, defences and mitigation factors, financial security provisions for companies and changes to the proposal's legal basis.