Sentence examples for if reinstated from inspiring English sources

Mr Sharif trusts that, if reinstated, these judges would force Mr Musharraf to quit.

Mr. Zardari fears that Mr. Chaudhry, if reinstated, might undo an amnesty agreement that absolved Mr. Zardari of corruption charges.

If reinstated, his brief says, "Dale is prepared to be bound by the same directives and limitations placed on all scoutmasters".

He has already said that if reinstated he would drop all plans for another term and leave in January.Honduras's neighbours have closed its borders to trade for two days.

Mr Rudd had suggested he might lower the starting price of A$23 $255) a tonne if reinstated; Ms Gillard says there will be no change.And yet, as Labor's civil war raged, an opinion poll showed that the party's support had increased.

Many newspaper editorials have said in recent weeks that Mr. Zardari, the beneficiary of a national reconciliation order that granted him amnesty from prosecution in cases in which he is accused of corruption, was fearful that Mr. Chaudhry would reopen the cases if reinstated.

"If reinstating regular patrols would reduce the numbers of deaths, we must reinstate search and rescue in the Mediterranean.

If schools reinstated physical education classes, a lot of fat children would lose weight.

The official said if Selig reinstated Rose, he would place him on probation for longer than he otherwise might have, perhaps two years.

Owning more shares than there were outstanding, he offered to let the council members cover their short positions with only small losses, if they reinstated the license.

University presidents are dismissed – if later reinstated – for failing to change fast enough, though the terms and targets of change are never explicitly specified.