reinstitute

/ˌriːˈɪnstɪtuːt/
verb
  1. To start or establish something again, especially a system, rule, or practice.
    • After a year of remote work, the company will reinstitute in-person meetings.
    • The city council voted to reinstitute the curfew for teenagers.
    • The university decided to reinstitute the old scholarship program.
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