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Mr. Sarvis said a Republican president could also push to have the ban reinstated through legislation.

Mr. Sharif wants the judges to be reinstated through an executive order after Parliament passes a resolution.

On February 28 , 1970 Diouf, a member of the Socialist Party, became prime minister, a post that had just been reinstated through a change in the constitution.

He said that G.M. made "some mistakes" when it cut more than 1,000 dealers, and that some would be welcomed back if they were reinstated through appeals.

Mr. Sharif, who wants the judges to be reinstated through an executive order after Parliament passes a resolution, called the talks positive and constructive.

According to a contemporaneous magazine article, "Eight months later he was reinstated through the efforts of eastern men on the ground that he was temporarily insane" — which allowed him to enter, and legitimately win, the 1905 Boston Marathon.

there is no through service west of Pittsburgh; the Capitol Limited continues to provide service to Chicago, though as part of its federally mandated analysis of the worst-performing long-distance routes, Amtrak determined that reinstating a through-car connection with the Pennsylvanian would result in the highest gain in monetary and customer service measurements of possible options.

We let our contradictions run amuck, reproduced and reinstated daily through our treatment of the homeless, young womxn* who need access to abortions and communities that face racism and police brutality.

To compensate for this lack of income while ensuring the maintenance of services and anticipating growth in demand, several health care facilities have reduced the quality of care services and/or reinstated payment through informal practices [ 11- 15].

But Congress has since reinstated the program through November.

The committee, however, soon began to press for a more vigorous policy, and Bonomi resigned on November 26 , 1944 only to be reinstated shortly after through the intervention of the British government.