Sentence examples for was reinstated because from inspiring English sources

In the end, though, he was reinstated, because the tape was ruled inadmissible as evidence.

She called the school to complain, and said she was told that the Mr. Sanford was reinstated because the school had to protect its employees' rights.

Senator Bacon said that collective bargaining was reinstated because lawmakers had consulted with government administrators who argued that it was more efficient to deal with workers through collective bargaining.

Each crashed out of Europe before the end of August — Celtic was reinstated because its opponent, the Swiss club Sion, fielded ineligible players — and Rangers faces an ominous tax battle with HMRC (Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs) which could, according to some reports, threaten the very existence of the club.

In reference to the statement he received from Twitter, Adams said it feels as if his account was reinstated because NBC dropped its complaints against him.

Mr. Arar's lawyers told the court that his lawsuit should be reinstated because the government had violated his constitutional rights.

Verizon executives say they need such flexibility in light of an arbitrator's ruling two weeks ago ordering that 2,300 workers be reinstated because they had been laid off in violation of the union contract's job security language.

The claim was now made that this had been only a temporary withdrawal "for health reasons" and that he was being reinstated because he "has recovered and accepted to resume his activity as archpastor".

Those terms were to be served concurrently with a five-year sentence for a previous conviction, and consecutively with part of a sentence that had been reinstated because of a parole violation.

"The crux of the complaint is that they have a disability and they are not being reinstated because of that disability," said Paul M. Secunda, a labor and employment law expert who edits the Workplace Prof Blog.

While there appeared to be conflicts among investors from the start over how to run the paper and its website, these battles culminated in Mr. Marimow's firing on Oct. 7. Three days later, Mr. Katz and Mr. Lenfest sued, claiming that Mr. Marimow should be reinstated because the firing took place without their consultation.