Sentence examples for reinstated in force from inspiring English sources

It is this model that has been reinstated in force by the government of the day, without adequate resistance from either the left or the right.

The governor of southern Kandahar province before the Taliban's ascent, a time when accusations of abuse were rife, he recaptured the city with help from US forces in 2001 and was reinstated in power.

After World War II the report blaming him for the 1928 crash was discredited, and he was reinstated in the air force.

A senior policeman who was released from prison after Mr. Bo's purge is lobbying for redress and hopes to be reinstated in the police force, a friend of the policeman said.

When he was reinstated in 1658, the Turks invaded Transylvania in force, and Rákóczi was mortally wounded at the Battle of Gyalu in May 1660.

Following the death of King Æthelberht of Kent in 616, Justus was forced to flee to Gaul, but was reinstated in his diocese the following year.

When the shah refused his demand for control of the armed forces in 1952, Dr. Mossadegh resigned, only to be reinstated in the face of popular riots.

Schaack, who had led the investigation, was dismissed from the police force for allegedly having fabricated evidence in the case but was reinstated in 1892.

He was reinstated in 1994.

The Senate was later reinstated in 2005.

Only a few were reinstated in later years.