Sentence examples for be fully reinstated from inspiring English sources

Ms. Revels is asking to be fully reinstated as Miss North Carolina and allowed to compete in the Miss America finals on Sept. 21.

But the team still does not know when it will find out if he will be fully reinstated by N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell for the regular season.

A lasting solution also implies that the Palestinian Authority should be fully reinstated in Gaza and that a logic of peace should once again prevail in the Gaza territory.

Analysts do not expect these concessions to be fully reinstated, but the industry has a history of seeking cuts in bad years and restoring some of them in good times.

But to keep the 10-year cost of the bill within the $350 billion limit set by the budget the Senate adopted last month, dividend taxes would be fully reinstated in 2007.

And now, the decision to clear out Rabaa, the military leaders argued — in words their supporters loudly echoed — had been forced on them by the intransigence of the Brotherhood: the group, they said, refused to accede to the reality of their newfound situation, or modify their demands that Morsi be fully reinstated.

The Vatican spokesman explained that the bishops had not been "fully reinstated," that the lifting of excommunication was simply "a gesture of compassion," an invitation to dialogue.

Until recently, the painting's true identity was hidden beneath layers of dirt, but "A Young Woman Seated at the Virginals" has now been fully reinstated as the 36th known painting by Johannes Vermeer.

The ceremony was held as a leaked draft of the summit statement seen by the Guardian revealed resettlement places in Europe would be offered to just 5,000 refugees – dashing hopes of search and rescue operations being fully reinstated.

Once Vick is fully reinstated during the regular season, he will most likely be activated on game day, not listed as an emergency quarterback, because that would limit his availability in the game.

That will open the door for Vick to get plenty of playing time, especially because he is likely to then have a long layoff before he is fully reinstated.