Sentence examples for for reinstituting from inspiring English sources

The city is exploring its options for reinstituting the ban, including an appeal.

A third candidate, Fernando Ferrer, has called for reinstituting part of the expiring surcharge on the income tax to pay for after-school programs.

Some of Mr. Mashhour's views had caused anger, such as his calling for reinstituting the traditional Islamic a tax on Christians, a practice dropped in the Muslim world centuries ago.

Asked about gay men and lesbians serving in the military and about same-sex marriage, Mr. Santorum, a former Senator from Pennsylvania, said they should not be allowed to serve openly and called for reinstituting the "don't ask, don't tell" policy.

In "Your Taxes at Play... for the Knicks" (Metro Matters column, Nov. 18), Joyce Purnick quotes Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's statement that the rationale for reinstituting the commuter tax is that "everybody that works in the city benefits from all of the services".

No, McKelvey says: "I don't see much in the way of hard proposals for reinstituting discipline coming from either side of the aisle".

In the European poll Philippot is all but certain to become an MEP for the region, elected on a platform of reinstituting border controls, withdrawal from the euro and French jobs for French workers.

Nor is there much to be said for reinvading Iraq, reinstituting torture, or unconditionally supporting new and bigger Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

Patients beginning therapy for SIADH or reinstituting therapy with tolvaptan must be monitored in a hospitalized setting.

He has also offended Jewish leaders by reinstituting a prayer for the conversion of the Jews in the Latin prayers on Good Friday.

If he was, he would not have cut £400m in funding for English language teaching in the last five years; reinstituting £20m was a paltry sop.