Sentence examples for would technically reinstate from inspiring English sources

Strongly supported by President Bush, the bill would technically reinstate what was originally called the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985.

But it would technically be temporary.

Any would technically fill the bill.

This would leave them visible, but would technically "obliterate" the faces.

Which, I guess, would technically include VICE.

But he insisted he would not reinstate Ms. Bosley.

Last Saturday, the Vatican said Francis would provisionally reinstate all existing department heads, as is customary.

Still, the magazine said it would not reinstate the school to its 2012 rankings.

The group claimed victory and said it would not reinstate the boycott.

Jean O'Sullivan and Christopher Pearson would effectively reinstate alcohol prohibition in Vermont.

Such a move would effectively reinstate the policies that the military abandoned almost 20 years ago.