Sentence examples similar to reinstated form from inspiring English sources

Page has reinstated a form of the "weekly meeting" that Schmidt got rid of when he took over in 2001.

During his race, Hogan touted the fund as an important equalizer for "grass-roots" campaigns running against "entrenched incumbent machines". He said he would support rebuilding the fund through a reinstated tax-form checkoff.

Parody can be a true form of homage, but these moviemakers aren't aiming at parody — they're trying to reinstate a form that they just can't help parodying.

Predicativism can be used to reinstate a form of descriptivism about names.

The New York Times announced last week that it would be reinstating a form of pay wall around its content.

That may help to explain Mr. Silver's new open-mindedness to reinstating some form of commuter tax if the Republican-controlled Stalongenalongoes along.

Mr. Morsi also criticized the cabinet appointed by the military for deciding on Wednesday to give the army the right to arrest citizens, effectively reinstating the form of martial law that Egyptians have lived under for decades.

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver visited City Hall yesterday and said that he might be open to the possibility of reinstating some form of commuter tax if his colleagues in the State Senate would go along.

As a poet, I opted to reinstate verse form to the text; prose Ramayanas seem unsatisfying to me, lacking as they are in the musicality central to the stories.

Kelly's comments follow the release on Monday of terms of reference for a review of the government's Direct Action policy, which leave open the option of reinstating a form of carbon trading in the electricity sector.

The Turnbull government has left open the option of reinstating a form of carbon trading in the electricity sector, allowing its looming review of the Direct Action climate policy to consider policy mechanisms to reduce emissions on a "sector-by-sector basis".