Sentence examples for that reinstated from inspiring English sources

It was for this reason that in December 1991 Moi finally accepted a constitutional amendment that reinstated multiparty elections.

After much legal wrangling, they reached a deal in 2006 that reinstated the firm as the block's owner.

Mr. Koroma was ousted by a Nigerian-led West African force that reinstated President Kabbah in 1998.

They are the same three who voted, 2 to 1, last Friday to give the N.F.L. a temporary stay that reinstated the lockout.

It remained for the Elizabethans to develop a theatre and a dramatic literature that reinstated the term on a level comparable to that of the Greeks.

Mr. Romney vetoed a provision that reinstated dental coverage for adults, saying it would cost $75 million a year and was a benefit not provided by most employers.

Mr. Volcker said that reinstating Glass-Steagall was unrealistic in today's political climate.

The Green party has announced that reinstating the benefit will be one of its top election campaign priorities.

Perhaps we also need to admit that deregulation of the airline industry was a mistake and that reinstating regulation should be considered.

(An aide to Mr. Bloomberg said that reinstating the vouchers was still "under discussion" as part of budget talks with the City Council).

But current and former S.E.C. staff members appear to doubt that reinstating the uptick rule would have much of an effect on trading.