Sentence examples for ordered to reinstate from inspiring English sources

She tried to transfer seven of them, only to be ordered to reinstate them by the local civil-service commission.

The board, which is the subject of several investigations by state authorities, was ordered to reinstate Dr. Clay.

Ordered to reinstate the strikers, the private-equity firm complied, then sold Stella D'oro to Lance, Inc., a company based in Charlotte, North Carolina, that has a reputation for not liking unions.

A rude awakening for anyone who thought the only numbers Fifa cared about were the ones in their commercial contracts: Ecuador have been ordered to reinstate the No11 when naming their World Cup squad.

The plan ended up backfiring and costing the county extra money when a judge ordered to reinstate the guards and give them back pay, meaning the government had to pay both the public workers and private guards for a period of time.

Medical supplies to distribute, bodies to bury, law and order to reinstate.

For Mr Fukuda proposes to use his supermajority again, probably on May 13th, in order to reinstate the original ten-year plan in order, supposedly, to reform it.

Ms. Crutchfield said the order to reinstate the strikers would "expose residents to the very people who sought to do them harm" during the walkout.

Furthermore, we hereby invite all concerned countries, nearby and distant, to mediate between us and you, in order to reinstate the cease-fire that ended earlier this month.

To give you an example: the Second Republic's penal code, one of the world's most advanced, was repealed in order to reinstate the laws of 1851.

Donald Trump on Monday signed a revised executive order to reinstate a ban on immigration from certain Muslim-majority countries and suspend the US refugee program.