Sentence examples for should not reinstate from inspiring English sources

If you think the SEC should reinstate the tick/bid rule, vote at 800-SEC-0001; if you think the SEC should not reinstate the tick/bid rule, vote -0002.

Are editors there going to print Limbaugh's column--oops, I mean open letter--about why Obama should not reinstate the Fairness Doctrine just days after Obama's White House made clear it has no interest in reinstating the Fairness Doctrine?

(It's worth asking why, if such funds were available, the city shouldn't reinstate some of the bus routes instead).

"We strongly believe that Superfund taxes should not be reinstated," the group said in a policy statement.

Villella said Wolski should not be reinstated because it would hurt morale and damage the public's trust in the fire department.

Thus, contrary to what should be predicted from the incentive-sensitization hypothesis, mice that did not reinstate (NR mice) still sensitized to the psychomotor effects of cocaine.

For all his back-to-basics rhetoric, Michael Gove's reforms to the GCSE syllabus did not reinstate mass recitation in the classroom, though they do insist that pupils should know well "no fewer than 15 poems".

President Bush did not reinstate it.

The Soviet Writers' Union did not reinstate him.

But he insisted he would not reinstate Ms. Bosley.

On the other hand, WIN 55212-2-induced CPP was reinstated by priming injections of MDMA, although WIN did not reinstate the MDMA-induced CPP.