Definition of reinstate in English:

reinstate

verb riːɪnˈsteɪtˌriɪnˈsteɪt

[with object]

Restore (someone or something) to their former position or state.
the union threatened strike action if Owen was not reinstated
Example sentencesExamples
- The paper was reinstated and an investigation into the closing of the paper was organized.
- It is said he was not reinstated to the position in which he was employed prior to the termination.
- But residents are hoping there will be a complete overhaul of the building, including reinstating the first floor, which was removed during Victorian times.
- The Feds Board of Directors later reinstated the approval for the expansion of the facilities.
- He added: ‘To help with the immediate problem we will be bringing additional staff into the cemetery from parks to help with reinstating standards and giving priority to new grave plots which have the most numbers of visitors.’
- Farmers and parish councils are reinstating hedgerows and planting trees which were ripped out under orders from the government during and immediately after the Second World War.
- The scheme will involve revamping the two ground floor retail units, reinstating the living accommodation and converting and extending 1950s workshops at the back of the property into additional homes.
- Perhaps we could start a new policy of tidying up past projects that have ceased, such as professionally reinstating the grass where the skateboard park once existed?
- Congress should prepare for this long campaign by reinstating the military draft and making a high priority the induction of members of those groups that are currently underrepresented in the nation's armed services.
- If Jones is reinstated and awarded his back pay, he'll repay them out of that.
- The service includes help with essential shopping, arranging to collect medication from the pharmacy, turning on the heating in the patient's house, and reinstating services such as meals-on-wheels.
- Congress needs to act now to ensure that the armed services have an ample supply of people to do these difficult - and very dangerous - jobs by reinstating the draft.
- After that, I won my appeal at a council hearing but, instead of reinstating me, they promptly sacked me again.
- It was parliament that reinstated the monarchy during the Restoration period, and not the other way round.
- First he was dropped, then following a public outcry, he was reinstated.
- We are reinstating the rights we always claimed we had.
- A major study to test the viability of reinstating the missing rail link between Manchester and Derby is to start soon.
- Another important target is reinstating traditional features such as shop fronts, windows and doors.
- Napoleon escapes by sea to return to Paris in hopes of dethroning the king and reinstating the republic.
- But speaking ahead of the meeting, Monitor said there was no possibility of reinstating the axed chairman.
Synonyms
restore, return to a former position, return to power, put back, replace, bring back, reinstitute, reinstall, rehabilitate, re-establish

Definition of reinstate in US English:

reinstate

verbˌrēinˈstātˌriɪnˈsteɪt

[with object]

Restore (someone or something) to their former position or condition.
the union is fighting to reinstate the fired journalists
Example sentencesExamples
- We are reinstating the rights we always claimed we had.
- Another important target is reinstating traditional features such as shop fronts, windows and doors.
- It is said he was not reinstated to the position in which he was employed prior to the termination.
- Perhaps we could start a new policy of tidying up past projects that have ceased, such as professionally reinstating the grass where the skateboard park once existed?
- If Jones is reinstated and awarded his back pay, he'll repay them out of that.
- First he was dropped, then following a public outcry, he was reinstated.
- Congress should prepare for this long campaign by reinstating the military draft and making a high priority the induction of members of those groups that are currently underrepresented in the nation's armed services.
- But speaking ahead of the meeting, Monitor said there was no possibility of reinstating the axed chairman.
- The paper was reinstated and an investigation into the closing of the paper was organized.
- Congress needs to act now to ensure that the armed services have an ample supply of people to do these difficult - and very dangerous - jobs by reinstating the draft.
- After that, I won my appeal at a council hearing but, instead of reinstating me, they promptly sacked me again.
- But residents are hoping there will be a complete overhaul of the building, including reinstating the first floor, which was removed during Victorian times.
- Napoleon escapes by sea to return to Paris in hopes of dethroning the king and reinstating the republic.
- A major study to test the viability of reinstating the missing rail link between Manchester and Derby is to start soon.
- Farmers and parish councils are reinstating hedgerows and planting trees which were ripped out under orders from the government during and immediately after the Second World War.
- The Feds Board of Directors later reinstated the approval for the expansion of the facilities.
- The scheme will involve revamping the two ground floor retail units, reinstating the living accommodation and converting and extending 1950s workshops at the back of the property into additional homes.
- He added: ‘To help with the immediate problem we will be bringing additional staff into the cemetery from parks to help with reinstating standards and giving priority to new grave plots which have the most numbers of visitors.’
- It was parliament that reinstated the monarchy during the Restoration period, and not the other way round.
- The service includes help with essential shopping, arranging to collect medication from the pharmacy, turning on the heating in the patient's house, and reinstating services such as meals-on-wheels.
Synonyms
restore, return to a former position, return to power, put back, replace, bring back, reinstitute, reinstall, rehabilitate, re-establish

单词	reinstate
释义	Definition of reinstate in English: reinstate verb riːɪnˈsteɪtˌriɪnˈsteɪt [with object] Restore (someone or something) to their former position or state. the union threatened strike action if Owen was not reinstated Example sentencesExamples The paper was reinstated and an investigation into the closing of the paper was organized. It is said he was not reinstated to the position in which he was employed prior to the termination. But residents are hoping there will be a complete overhaul of the building, including reinstating the first floor, which was removed during Victorian times. The Feds Board of Directors later reinstated the approval for the expansion of the facilities. He added: ‘To help with the immediate problem we will be bringing additional staff into the cemetery from parks to help with reinstating standards and giving priority to new grave plots which have the most numbers of visitors.’ Farmers and parish councils are reinstating hedgerows and planting trees which were ripped out under orders from the government during and immediately after the Second World War. The scheme will involve revamping the two ground floor retail units, reinstating the living accommodation and converting and extending 1950s workshops at the back of the property into additional homes. Perhaps we could start a new policy of tidying up past projects that have ceased, such as professionally reinstating the grass where the skateboard park once existed? Congress should prepare for this long campaign by reinstating the military draft and making a high priority the induction of members of those groups that are currently underrepresented in the nation's armed services. If Jones is reinstated and awarded his back pay, he'll repay them out of that. The service includes help with essential shopping, arranging to collect medication from the pharmacy, turning on the heating in the patient's house, and reinstating services such as meals-on-wheels. Congress needs to act now to ensure that the armed services have an ample supply of people to do these difficult - and very dangerous - jobs by reinstating the draft. After that, I won my appeal at a council hearing but, instead of reinstating me, they promptly sacked me again. It was parliament that reinstated the monarchy during the Restoration period, and not the other way round. First he was dropped, then following a public outcry, he was reinstated. We are reinstating the rights we always claimed we had. A major study to test the viability of reinstating the missing rail link between Manchester and Derby is to start soon. Another important target is reinstating traditional features such as shop fronts, windows and doors. Napoleon escapes by sea to return to Paris in hopes of dethroning the king and reinstating the republic. But speaking ahead of the meeting, Monitor said there was no possibility of reinstating the axed chairman. Synonyms restore, return to a former position, return to power, put back, replace, bring back, reinstitute, reinstall, rehabilitate, re-establish Definition of reinstate in US English: reinstate verbˌrēinˈstātˌriɪnˈsteɪt [with object] Restore (someone or something) to their former position or condition. the union is fighting to reinstate the fired journalists Example sentencesExamples We are reinstating the rights we always claimed we had. Another important target is reinstating traditional features such as shop fronts, windows and doors. It is said he was not reinstated to the position in which he was employed prior to the termination. Perhaps we could start a new policy of tidying up past projects that have ceased, such as professionally reinstating the grass where the skateboard park once existed? If Jones is reinstated and awarded his back pay, he'll repay them out of that. First he was dropped, then following a public outcry, he was reinstated. Congress should prepare for this long campaign by reinstating the military draft and making a high priority the induction of members of those groups that are currently underrepresented in the nation's armed services. But speaking ahead of the meeting, Monitor said there was no possibility of reinstating the axed chairman. The paper was reinstated and an investigation into the closing of the paper was organized. Congress needs to act now to ensure that the armed services have an ample supply of people to do these difficult - and very dangerous - jobs by reinstating the draft. After that, I won my appeal at a council hearing but, instead of reinstating me, they promptly sacked me again. But residents are hoping there will be a complete overhaul of the building, including reinstating the first floor, which was removed during Victorian times. Napoleon escapes by sea to return to Paris in hopes of dethroning the king and reinstating the republic. A major study to test the viability of reinstating the missing rail link between Manchester and Derby is to start soon. Farmers and parish councils are reinstating hedgerows and planting trees which were ripped out under orders from the government during and immediately after the Second World War. The Feds Board of Directors later reinstated the approval for the expansion of the facilities. The scheme will involve revamping the two ground floor retail units, reinstating the living accommodation and converting and extending 1950s workshops at the back of the property into additional homes. He added: ‘To help with the immediate problem we will be bringing additional staff into the cemetery from parks to help with reinstating standards and giving priority to new grave plots which have the most numbers of visitors.’ It was parliament that reinstated the monarchy during the Restoration period, and not the other way round. The service includes help with essential shopping, arranging to collect medication from the pharmacy, turning on the heating in the patient's house, and reinstating services such as meals-on-wheels. Synonyms restore, return to a former position, return to power, put back, replace, bring back, reinstitute, reinstall, rehabilitate, re-establish
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