Sentence examples for is reinstating from inspiring English sources
verb
To restore somebody to a former position or rank.
The government is reinstating minimum charges for lawyers, a group not normally considered to need protection from unscrupulous employers.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar is reinstating a former United States Park Police chief who was fired in 2004 after complaining publicly that her department was understaffed and underfinanced.
There are signs of revival, thanks to Papadouris, who is reinstating vineyards and building a water bottling plant across the valley.
One could argue that it is reinstating academic rigour as central to the way in which we judge the success of an educational establishment.
As to why the company is reinstating free delivery, he noted that people found it easier to back out of sales when ordering online compared with, say, ordering over the phone from a pleasant saleswoman.
Now that Jazz Standard is back up and running, Mr. Polsky is reinstating his Jazz Standard Discovery Program, which brings students from New York City public schools to the club during the daytime to learn about jazz.
Broussonetia and the generic status of Allaeanthus is reinstated.
These are differentially disengaged once drinking water is reinstated.
If they don't, their full earlier debt is reinstated.
Tom is reinstated as Head of Section.
In the epilogue, Dr. Hartman's license is reinstated.
