Sentence examples for complete reinstatement from inspiring English sources

Complete reinstatement of native ecosystems is shown to be inconsistent with the physical constraints of waste rock dumps, the erratic climate, the previous history of extensive grazing and a lack of effective rehabilitation planning.

Both sides have proven difficult to move from their publicly stated positions, with the Brotherhood demanding the complete reinstatement of Mohammed Morsi's elected government, and the military demanding an end to all sit-ins and offering few if any concessions.

This has to also be combined with the complete reinstatement of tariffs on foreign exports to the U.S. that were eliminated in free trade agreements, uninhibited rights for all workers to organize unions, and strict penalties for companies who attempt to crush those unions.

After surgery, rats were allowed to recover for at least 10 days to allow complete reinstatement of circadian rhythms [72].

A spokesman for the utility company said: "Working alongside Dundee City Council Roads Department, Scottish Water contractors completed the reinstatement of Albert Street.

The above is especially important to keep in mind as students consider applying for reinstatement: if reinstated, will they be able to complete and pass all of their courses for the following two terms?

The sergeant major's lawyer, James Smith, a South Carolina state legislator, called her reinstatement a "complete victory and vindication".

I know that now I need to make way for a new chairman who will complete Rusada's full reinstatement," she was reported as saying by Interfax news agency.

Yes, students on financial aid who have successfully complete the course requirements for reinstatement in the summer prior to reinstatement will be forgiven their standard Student Share for the subsequent summer.

On completion of involution, the reinstatement of the mammary gland to a ductal architecture resembling the mammary phenotype of the prepregnant mouse completes the cycle of development (Fig. 1a).

At the conclusion of each of the two terms following their reinstatement, students are expected to complete and pass all of the courses in which they remained enrolled.