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Meanings of reinstate in English

Portuguese
restabelecer
Catalan
restablir
Spanish
instaurar

Bring back into original existence, use, function, or position.

restabelecer
Usage of reinstate in English
1
The supreme court denied a request in August to reinstate the law.
The Guardian
2
The organisation later lost a high court appeal to reinstate the charges.
The Guardian
3
Medical supplies to distribute, bodies to bury, law and order to reinstate.
The Guardian
4
He has not said whether prosecutors will seek to reinstate Aleynikov's conviction.
Reuters
5
Councillors have since lobbied the city management to reinstate some such facilities.
The Irish Times
6
Surely this will be the last time they try and reinstate Hlaudi..?
The South African
7
The pair are hoping ConCourt will reinstate Moyane to his previous position.
The South African
8
Surprisingly, foot-shock did not reinstate lever-pressing behavior on day 1 of withdrawal.
Pubmed
9
If you would ease my last moments, reinstate her in your service.
A Chair on the Boulevard
10
Lastly, Anglo acknowledges that it is an objective to reinstate the dividend.
Reuters
11
As the Grand Lodge alone can expel, it also alone can reinstate.
The Principles of Masonic Law / A Treatise on the Constitutional...
12
You can reinstate the Caps Lock by opening Settings and selecting Keyboard.
The South African
13
DeWine said the legislature should debate whether to reinstate the measure.
Reuters
14
The union also said it wanted Massmart to reinstate 574 previously fired workers.
Reuters
15
Booker would also ban fracking and reinstate the ban on exporting crude oil.
Reuters
16
Decisive action by government could encourage MEND to reinstate its ceasefire.
Reuters
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Translations for reinstate
Spanish
instaurar
Reinstate through the time
Reinstate across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
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