Examples of using Reintroducing in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Reintroducing all those memories?
But in 1979 President Carter was reintroducing the draft registration again(Clark, p.153).
Since reintroducing animal protein into my diet, I transitioned to eating much smaller portions.
The sensitisation to foodallergens could be reversed however by reintroducing a mix of Clostridia bacteria back into the mice.
Facebook is reintroducing the ability to search for Facebook Pages via the Pages API.
Such party shall not be prevented,on the ground of such withdrawal, from reintroducing the same claims at a later date in another proceeding.
Reintroducing species more widely can only be done with the approval of the different people likely to be affected.
The diet involveslimiting high-FODMAP foods for a period of time before reintroducing them to determine which ones you can tolerate.
Mourinho has succeeded, however, in reintroducing exciting, attacking football at OId Trafford, leading the team to nine straight wins in the process.
If you're following the GAPS diet to the letter, you will be on the full diet for at least 1.5-2 years before you start reintroducing other foods.
The Soviets were furious, but refrained from reintroducing their armed forces into Iran for fear of creating an escalating conflict with the United States and Great Britain.
After experimenting with the new resolution way back in 2010,YouTube has finally decided to begin reintroducing the ability to add 4k videos to the website.
Planting shrubs and trees that once grew here and reintroducing key animal species to recreate the lost links between flora and fauna that make up this unique ecosystem.
In 2010, Russia exchanged two captive Amur tigers for Persian leopards with the Iranian government,as conservation groups of both countries agreed on reintroducing these animals into the wild within the next five years.
This includes helping farmers look after wildlife by reintroducing uncropped field margins where the plants that doves like to eat can grow.
The government of Indonesia is fully committed not just to the captive breeding effort now underway but to safeguarding the naturalhabitat of the Sumatran rhino with the hope of eventually reintroducing a healthy population of animals into the wild.
This is not about selling a product, it's about our philosophy, reintroducing ourselves,” said Sally Susman, the executive vice president for corporate affairs of Pfizer who is overseeing the initiative.
The Start Menu is one feature that keyboard and mouse users sorely missed in Windows 8,and Microsoft will please its legion of Windows 7/XP fans by reintroducing(and redesigning) it in Windows 10.
Instead of new story details,the trailer spends most of its two-minute runtime reintroducing returning faces and explaining to audiences what has been happening on Earth since aliens first invaded twenty years back.
Happily, Linn is continuing to support vinyl, not only through its latest Sondek LP12 upgrades(Keel subchassis/armboard, Radikal DC motor),but also through reintroducing vinyl versions of some of its records.
The EU Commission islegally obliged to take measures temporarily reintroducing visa requirements for US citizens, given that Washington still does not grant visa-free access to nationals of five EU countries,” the parliament said in a statement.
Where the Court has decided pursuant to Article 6(4) that the arbitration cannot proceed in respect of any of the claims,such decision shall not prevent a party from reintroducing the same claim at a later date in other proceedings.
Against this backdrop,a growing number of German companies are reintroducing short-time work schemes, the kind that were implemented during the last global financial crisis to mitigate its impact on industrial enterprises and their workforce.
In studies of liquid meal replacement diets,it is common to use this pattern of reintroducing solid foods after a liquid diet has been followed for one to three months(3, 9).
At this time, a further design evolved, reintroducing oars and resulting in galley frigates such as HMS Charles Galley of 1676, rated as a 32-gun fifth-rate but had a bank of 40 oars set below the upper deck which could propel the ship in the absence of a favourable wind.
With the global economy back in growth mode and the industry coming off three straight years of fat profits,airlines are reintroducing or revamping first-class cabins at a cost that can exceed $100,000 just to manufacture each seat.