Sentence examples for reinstated every from inspiring English sources
Speaking to Le Monde, Laurent Nunez, from the office of Paris' chief of police, explained that the "static" guard was reinstated every time "a somewhat sensitive issue" hit the newsstands.
President Barack Obama repealed the policy upon taking office in 2009, but Shaheen's amendment would permanently repeal it, so that it cannot be reinstated every time a conservative president takes office.
The Beauvoir scholar Toril Moi disagrees strenuously with the translators' decision to reinstate every semicolon, arguing that it does an injustice to Beauvoir: "In French, her long, loosely connected sentences convey speed, passion, and sheer delight in piling up her discoveries," she writes, while in English, those same sentences "come across as rambling or incoherent".
That constantly needs to be reinstated with every generation.
He allowed the Eastern Christians to stay and reinstated the right of every Jew to visit and resettle in Jerusalem.
Analgosedation was reinstated and afterwards periodically discontinued every few days for approximately 6 hours in order to examine the girl's clinical neurological status.
Since its inception, every new Democratic administration has overturned it, while every Republican administration has reinstated it.
There have been more than fourteen hundred executions in the United States since the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty, almost nine out of every ten by lethal injection.
In between reinstating every hunter's sacred Second Amendment right to nail Bambi with an AK-47, and mischievously meddling in local affairs to pass a one-chamber bill to weaken public safety in the nation's capital, the National Rifle Association and its busy-beaver allies quietly scored another legislative coup -- this one without even trying.
Hundreds of British women every year undergo operations to have their hymens reinstated, wanting to bleed to prove something, either to a lover or themselves.
The Surge of the Alternative Minimum Tax Every year a number of tax breaks expire, are retroactively reinstated, and, in many cases, few people notice.
