Sentence examples for worth reinstating from inspiring English sources

What's worth reinstating is neither hiding from an Exeter student in the bathroom, nor headmistresses who regulate skirt lengths, but the deep character and eccentricity young women felt free to develop in single-sex schools.

GAITHERSBURG, Md .(AP) — The Pentagon said late Monday that it had awarded Lockheed Martin a contract worth up to $5 billion to support special operations forces, reinstating a program the company lost last June to a rival military contractor, L-3 Communications. L-3 Communications

Mr Miliband has in recent times committed his party to freezing energy prices, reinstating the 50p top rate of income tax and introducing a levy on properties worth more than £2m dubbed the "mansion tax".

Most federal regulators are opposed to reinstating Glass-Steagall, which would force big banks to spin off hundreds of billions of dollars worth of business into independent firms.

Reinstating the draft is a political nonstarter.

The parliament passed a bill reinstating Dreyfus.

Reinstating the dividend is also largely symbolic.

In response to the deal, Xstrata announced that it would reinstate about 600 million dollars worth of copper mining and exploration projects that it had put on hold, pending the outcome of the negotiations.

It's worth calling it a poem only if we reinstate the prestige of "poetry" that the scraps, in effect, deconstruct.

As the Tories prepare to reinstate selection at 11, it is worth remembering that grammar schools were only the second tier of a three-tier caste system, carefully moulded on to the workforce stratifications of the postwar era.

At first gift cards, worth around £7m, were suspended, but these were later reinstated after a customer backlash.