Sentence examples for push to reinstate from inspiring English sources

Environmental groups pledged to push to reinstate the ban next year, arguing that more coastal drilling will not lower gas prices.

Now the Obama administration will push to reinstate the so-called Superfund tax.

David Donnelly, head of the campaign finance reform group Every Voice, sees the push to reinstate campaign contribution limits in Missouri as a "long-term" project.

Supporters of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, who has been pushing to reinstate the delegates from both states, dominated the crowd.

But executives at SeaWorld have pushed to reinstate its "waterworks" performances, which it views as the park's most thrilling and best loved shows, contending that safety protocols were sufficient to keep trainers safe.

Warren is also pushing to reinstate the Glass-Steagall banking law, in her spare time.

As the Coalition pushes to reinstate the building industry watchdog, Labor is calling for another Royal Commission this time into Australia's major banks.

Last year, he pushed the Census Bureau to reinstate the Contingent Worker Supplement to gather data.

The City Council has long pushed the state to reinstate the commuter tax, which was repealed in 1999, and the Council speaker, Gifford Miller, proposed a city income tax surcharge to aid schools when he presented the Council's budget proposal in April.

Unsuccessful in his attempt to unseat the district attorney, he pushed the veto through while simultaneously offering to reinstate the funding for the unit if the district attorney resigned.

However the U.K. government then pushed 'emergency' surveillance legislation through the U.K. parliament to reinstate similar data-capture capabilities at a domestic level.