Sentence examples for or reinstated from inspiring English sources

But the selection must be continued or reinstated from time to time, even after the desired goals have been achieved.

As a result of the 2009 Updates and Corrections, the Clements Checklist loses 6 families, but gains no fewer than 20 new or reinstated families.

It would be up to the courts to decide if workers unfairly sacked on disciplinary grounds should be compensated or reinstated.

The pressing need to conserve and restore habitats in the face of ongoing species loss [1, 2] requires a better understanding of what happens to communities when species are lost or reinstated [3, 4].

If additional counties began to offer or reinstated non-emergency services for undocumented residents and if those counties are allowed to incorporate those costs into their Health Realignment formulas, the savings could be higher.

Several deductions and credits coveted by small businesses have been renewed, expanded or reinstated retroactively, said Carl J. Giardino, managing director of the tax group at the CBIZ MHM consulting firm.

It was time to go home – or reinstate our geographic separation from Brazil.

The Met interviewed Lord Brittan and, after further advice, concluded the original decision was correct, but didn't tell Brittan or reinstate Settle.

Mr. Gansas, who was fired in November 2003, is demanding that the city agree to arbitrate his claims before a labor panel, or reinstate him with back pay.

In 1999, Ms. Rosenberg asked Judge Charles S. Haight Jr. of Federal District Court in Manhattan to either release her or reinstate the Brink's conspiracy charges and then dismiss them outright.

Last November, a state appellate court considering Mr. Correia's case ruled that village mayors can fire or reinstate employees without approval from its trustees.