Sentence examples for that were reinstated from inspiring English sources

This is in addition to the 200 that were reinstated on Tuesday.

Is it true pinball was once illegal in New York? A. Pinball was indeed banned in the city, but the machines bore little resemblance to those that were reinstated to the sunny side of the law 35 years later.

Grijalva presented a second bill that would have ended subsidies for big banks who trade risky derivatives -- subsidies that were reinstated by Congress in December.

At the heart of the disconnect is the crown jewel of USA Boxing's rebuilding effort, a residency training program that was reinstated after a 24-year absence.

Because of an editing error, a report in the Sports Briefing column on Tuesday about the World Cup qualifying matchups in Africa misidentified the team that was reinstated in place of the disqualified Cape Verde.

Argentina's 2010 census reported that about 150,000 (or just 0.4percentt) of its 40 million people considered themselves "Afro-descendent" — an ethnic category that was reinstated after more than 130 years of not appearing on the survey.

Struthiosaurinae is a group named by Franz Nopcsa, that was reinstated by James Kirkland for a group of just-european nodosaurids.

Shareholder dividends, suspended during the height of that crisis, were reinstated.BP also affirmed its commitment to seek "new partnership opportunities".

That's when gubernatorial elections were reinstated, party legislation was liberalized and many restrictions were lifted.

Prosecutors for the city of Kirkland appealed that decision and the charges were reinstated in October.

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.