Sentence examples for fully reinstate from inspiring English sources

Because they had quietly decided not to commit to fully reinstate the lost funding.

Because of its renewed optimism in its business, the company said it would fully reinstate the company match for 401(k) plans across the company on Jan . 1

They vowed to fully reinstate the $1.2bn earmarked for the three hold-out jurisdictions and dumped plans to rewrite the funding model after 2014, saying each state would get exactly the same four-year deal envisaged under Labor.

Woodley and Simpson urged cabin crew to reject a BA peace offer, which partially addressed the staffing cuts, because it did not fully reinstate the discounted BA travel scheme or pledge leniency for the disciplined staff, including a senior Bassa representative who was sacked last week.

Still, civil rights groups said Tuesday's election showed why it was necessary to fully reinstate the Voting Rights Act.

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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.

Incensed, Cagle declared, on Twitter, "I will kill any tax legislation that benefits Delta unless the company changes its position and fully reinstates its relationship with NRA.

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

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.

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.