The word 'reinstatements' is correct and perfectly usable in written English.
It is a noun that refers to the act of restoring someone or something to a previous position or condition. Example: The company's policy on employee reinstatements was clear and fair, allowing for individuals to return to their previous positions within a reasonable time frame after taking a leave of absence.
It is not clear at this point how many insurers might be willing to reinstate the plans they have just canceled or how many state insurance commissioners might be willing to approve such reinstatements, or how many Congressional Democrats might consider the president's proposal adequate to placate angry constituents and stifle Republican attacks.
While previously a small number of felons were able to reclaim their gun rights, the process became commonplace in many states in the late 1980s, after Congress started allowing state laws to dictate these reinstatements — part of an overhaul of federal gun laws orchestrated by the National Rifle Association.
Word of the reinstatements brought a sharp rebuke from one Republican critic, Representative Darrell Issa of California.
Chrysler, though, has taken a much harder line, insisting that large numbers of reinstatements could throw its recovery off track and hurt current dealers.
Mr. Maxwell told The Daily Beast, which first reported the reinstatements on Monday, that he had received a memo from the State Department human resources department directing him to report to work on Tuesday.
The reinstatements began in 2010.
The crisis in nursing requires an end to privatisation, possible with support for the NHS (Reinstatement) bill.
Numis predicts a reinstatement of the dividend at 3p a share – and while analysts at Liberum flag up the uncertainty of hacking costs, they add: "The question for investors is whether this matter is now materially covered or whether there is the risk of further provisions.
Scarman was in favour of recognition and reinstatement.
After a demonstration of more than 200 people in Barnsley, a mass meeting demanded the reinstatement of the full concessions for both the elderly and disabled and vowed to continue with the freedom rides.
Meanwhile an online petition calling for the 54-year-old's reinstatement soared past 130,000 signatures.
