Sentence examples for that would reinstate from inspiring English sources

Ms. Damluji said she and others had proposed an amendment that would reinstate the quota.

Conservative Eurosceptics led by Owen Paterson have tabled amendments to the Bill that would reinstate the standard 28-day purdah.

The Obama administration has included a proposal in its 2014 budget that would reinstate the ban on horse meat for human consumption.

But the school district hopes to get a stay that would reinstate their ban before the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit hears the appeal.

Senator Dianne Feinstein of California has said she will introduce legislation that would reinstate a ban on the sale and possession of large clips of ammunition.

An Afghan official in Doha refused to comment on whether the Taliban had met the government's terms in a way that would reinstate the Afghan delegation to talks.

Bachmann has said multiple times that she would reinstate the policy that bans gays and lesbians from serving openly in the military.

Farrell said that while the announcement that Cal would reinstate the teams was good news, "young women are clamoring for more intercollegiate sports opportunities, including rugby players on its own campus," she said.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) said on Sunday that the United States locks up too many nonviolent drug offenders -- but also that he would reinstate federal prosecutions for states that allow residents to legally use marijuana if he were president.

But at a news conference today, Mr. Puerta, the acting president, said that the action was "ill advised" and that he would reinstate the measure "in the provinces where it is necessary".

One thing I would change, however, which would be done by executive order, not by legislation, is that I would reinstate the Mexico City policy, which is that foreign aid dollars from the United States would not be used to carry out abortion in other countries.