Sentence examples for which reinstated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Taylor is the sixth man on death row in New York State, which reinstated the death penalty in 1995.

Old Dominion, which reinstated football in 2009, and North Carolina-Charlotte, which will play its first football game next year, will be full-time F.B.S. members in 2015.

New York State, which reinstated the death penalty in 1995 -- five inmates are on death row -- has not put a prisoner to death since 1963.

She filed a claim with the property agency in April 2002, which reinstated her ownership of the apartment eight months later.

New York State, which reinstated the death penalty in 1995, is one of 13 states that bans the execution of mentally retarded criminals.

The list includes companies in a broad array of industries, like Starbucks, which initiated its first dividend; Marriott International, which reinstated its cash dividend; and Travelers, which raised its dividend.

In the early hours of April 7th legislators approved a new bill which reinstates some of the old law's power.

His ruling, which reinstates a Clinton-administration plan to phase out the snowmobiles, is a victory for the parks, their wildlife and the visitors who come to enjoy both.

For this concert, which reinstates a tradition of jazz at the Museum of Modern Art, Ms. Melford has composed a piece called "Moonbird" in tribute to the Miró sculpture that playfully perches near the museum's outdoor stage.

Perhaps the biggest upgrade of this new nano is the larger 2.5-inch screen which reinstates the video-watching functionality that was stripped from the last nano.

Planners, designers and policy makers concerned about sustainability should be wary of the technical inevitability of desalination, potable recycling and other systems which reinstate conventional codes of domination and control of nature and separation of public concern from technical rationality.