Sentence examples for the reinstatements from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of restoring something to its previous state.
- Many people are unhappy with the sacking of the chief constable and demand his immediate reinstatement.
The reinstatements began in 2010.
Word of the reinstatements brought a sharp rebuke from one Republican critic, Representative Darrell Issa of California.
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.
Although there was no immediate confirmation from swimming's governing body of the reinstatements, and start lists remain unaltered, the Russian news agency R-Sport quoted Vladimir Salnikov, head of the country's swimming federation, as saying Fina had written to Cas to confirm it supported the readmission of Efimova and other previously banned Russian swimmers.
In the reinstatement experiments we used two different contexts to train and reinstate the animals.
The reinstatement conditions would follow him.
The letter said the reinstatement was immediate.
An angry central board ordered the reinstatement of the teachers.
The biggest coup, however, is the reinstatement of untranslated authors.
"You took the reinstatement of your license for granted".
In so doing, the Second Circuit all but guaranteed the reinstatement of the Citigroup settlement.
