Sentence examples for needs to reinstate from inspiring English sources

Congress needs to reinstate the excise taxes so Superfund can get back to doing its job.

Congress needs to reinstate the federal summer jobs program that it abandoned in 2000, when it was thought that a strong economy made it unnecessary.

Right now, Roberto needs to reinstate the reliable Emmerson Boyce to steady the ship, and then recall the class and professionalism of his old lower-league muckers Arjan de Zeeuw, Jason de Vos or the superb Matt Jackson.

"For Quinn to win this race he needs to reinstate voters' confidence in his ability to be a state administrator but ultimately, and more importantly, reunite Illinois Democrats.

Mr. Roberts, for example, has insisted on the need to reinstate free tuition in the City University system.

At the same time, the compensatory vaccinations needed to reinstate it are extremely pricey since they need to be administered to some of the few remaining unprotected individuals.

"Both the mayor and central government need to reinstate clear rules for developers on affordable housebuilding and finally start to curb London's drastic shortage.

Being without these things for several days caused me to stop and reflect and say, Wait a minute, I need to reinstate some balance in my life".

There may be a later need to reinstate Beckham, an unsurpassed crosser of the ball, but only after the teenager has been allowed a proper opportunity.

As we move forward, let us do so cautiously and wary of the potential need to reinstate sanctions should Iran violate the terms of the agreement.

It is a view shared by the government, though Mary Coughlan, who as deputy prime minister oversees trade and industry, acknowledged in an interview that there was a need to "reinstate our record internationally".