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reinstatement

[ree-in-steyt-muhnt] / ˌri ɪnˈsteɪt mənt /


NOUN
replacement
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Moore’s budget request includes the reinstatement of the LAFD’s emergency incident technicians, who help coordinate responses to fires — positions that were cut in the last budget cycle.

From Los Angeles Times

He was eligible for reinstatement Nov. 11 but had been permitted to try out and sign with a team before that.

From Los Angeles Times

The school had also stopped paying contributions to faculty retirement plans, though recently Oubré announced a “phased reinstatement” scheduled to begin April 1.

From Los Angeles Times

While the Appellate Court called for “the reinstatement of the original convictions and sentence,” it also issued that 60-day delay.

From Washington Post

Wall said Starbucks plans to "consider all options to obtain further legal review" of the administrative law judge's March ruling, which requires the reinstatement of seven Buffalo-area workers.

From Salon