Sentence examples for improperly reinstated from inspiring English sources

The Federal District Court in Las Vegas acted correctly in dismissing the suit and the Ninth Circuit improperly reinstated it, the court said.

But she was reinstated last week by the International Association of Athletic Federations because the test had been improperly administered: the French agency that tested Yegorova should have taken a blood sample along with a urine sample.

In a letter today to state Medicaid directors, the Clinton administration said, "All states must take steps to identify individuals who have been terminated improperly from Medicaid and reinstate them".

Track and field's world governing body reinstated Ottey last Monday after concluding that a Swiss lab had improperly tested her urine sample when she came up positive for nandrolone at a meet in Switzerland in July 1999.

Mr. Powell was reinstated in 1969, after the Supreme Court held that the House had acted improperly.

A judge reinstated Jack Essenberg as chairman of the state Independence Party today, ruling that insurgents had improperly removed him from the post.

A federal appeals court reinstated a shareholder suit that claims Oracle, the world's third-largest software maker, improperly booked about $228 million in sales in 2000 to conceal slowing demand.

A day earlier, the Wisconsin Supreme Court reinstated the law, overruling a lower court's decision to halt it because it had been passed improperly.

He partially reinstated them.

National symbols were reinstated.

(It was later reinstated).