On November 25th, 33 PD deputies in the Chamber of Deputies refused to vote for a bill that would free firms from the obligation to reinstate, rather than compensate, workers who had been unfairly dismissed.
While the definition of novel ecosystem is extended beyond its primary ecological sense (i.e., in relation to the crossing of abiotic and biotic thresholds Hobbs et al. 2013), it exemplifies how humans can be brought closer to 'natural' ecological landscapes by engaging novel human activities rather than simply attempting to reinstate nature.
Reinstating university funding rather than cutting it again, this time to fund the Gonski reforms, makes sense for a party that believes in quality education for all.
Prosecutors have asked an appellate court to reinstate the conviction rather than have them try Mix again.
The option for taxpayers who itemize federal deductions to deduct state and local sales taxes rather than state income taxes has been reinstated for this year and made retroactive for 2012.
"But what happens if you get more of it?" He set the story in Indiana, where 20 men have been executed since the death penalty was reinstated in 1977, rather than in Texas, whose 464 executions since 1982 have made it a political lightning rod.
One of Edward II's first acts as king had been to reinstate Winchelsey, but rather than responding with grateful loyalty, the archbishop soon reassumed a leadership role in the fight against the king.
The authors can logically suggest that inhibition of atypical PKC suppresses the expression of long-term memory, rather than erasing it, only because the subsequent tail shocks reinstate (or reestablish) the memory.
It's clear the decision to reinstate the provisions were political rather than economic from the near absence of any economic reasons contained within Treasury's 1987 cabinet submission.
The International Olympic Committee IOCC) voted to reinstate wrestling to the Games rather than adding squash or baseball/softball on Sunday.
