"Reinstituted" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Reinstituted" Meaning

Brought back into use or existence; reinstated.

"Reinstituted" Examples

5 Examples of "Reinstituted"


1. Education Reform

The government decided to reinstitute compulsory education for children aged 5-16 years, citing the importance of literacy and numeracy skills. As a result, parental permission was no longer required for students to attend school up to the age of 16.

2. Tenure System

The company's decision to reinstitute a no-layoff policy on middle management staff made the workforce more secure and stable, leading to higher productivity and employee satisfaction.

3. Criminal Justice System

The state parole board announced their decision to reinstitute lifetime supervision for violent offenders released from prison. This move aimed to reduce recidivism and ensure public safety.

4. Recycling Program

In their efforts to reduce waste and promote sustainability, the local council reinstituted a recycling program in residential areas. Residents were encouraged to separate their recyclables and participate in community clean-up initiatives.

5. Arts Program

The school arts department reinstituted an annual school play competition, offering a stage and technical crew for local theater troupes to showcase their talents, promoting local arts and culture.

"Reinstituted" Similar Words

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Reinstated

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Verb: to officially make something or someone be in their original position or state again, especially after it was changed or removed.<br><br>Example: "He was reinstated as the company's CEO after a public apology."

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The word "reinstituting" is a verb that means to bring something back into operation or effect again after it has been stopped, ended, or abolished.<br><br>For example:<br><br> The company decided to reinstitute the bonus system for its employees after it had been on hold due to financial constraints.<br> The policy was reinstituted after public outcry and pressure from lawmakers.<br><br>In general, reinstituting involves restoring or re-establishing something that was previously existing, but had been discontinued or suspended.

Reinsurance

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Reinsurance refers to a type of insurance purchased by insurance companies to protect themselves against potential losses from their customers' insurance claims. It is an insurance policy taken out by an insurer on a policy it has already issued to a third party, effectively transferring some risk from the insurer to another party.

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"Reinsures" refers to an insurance company that insures another insurance company (known as the "primary insurer") against losses or claims. In other words, reinsurers take on some or all of the risk that the primary insurer has assumed. Reinsurance is a way for insurance companies to manage and share risk with other companies, reducing their own potential losses and financial risks.

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