| Currently, only boneless meat cut from cattle younger than 30 months old can reenter the market. |
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| The only things left to do were a section approach, rejoin for a depart, reenter to the break, and a few touch-and-goes for landing training. |
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| Enter your old password and the new password you wish to create and then reenter your new password to confirm. |
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| After creating a promotion state, you must exit and reenter the Promotion dialog if you want to set access rights for the newly created state. |
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| Later, when you will execute LogiSales, you will be able to reenter these parameters. |
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| To reverse the cancellation of a confirmation you must manually reenter a confirmation. |
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| After two years they reenter the Gulf Stream just north of the Antilles Islands. |
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| Such services enable these youth both to address the immediate consequences of their victimization and to reenter society. |
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| The user would have to reenter the information as a new community in the New Entry worksheet. |
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| If there is no change from the previous year, why should we reenter the information? |
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| The pitcher is eligible to reenter the game in any position, including pitcher. |
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| Once you have recreated the question, manually reenter the responses using the exported file's data. |
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| But after spending so long playing coy, Ernst will reenter the national spotlight on Saturday. |
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| Abraham Lincoln was encouraging the creation of a pro-U. S. state government in Louisiana so that it could reenter the union. |
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| To avoid needing to reenter the same business transaction repeatedly, you can use existing documents as a template for further postings. |
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| The ruse lasted for 20 years until Subramaniam tried to reenter Singapore under a fake name. |
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| More often than not, this will change the IRQ assignment of the DiO 2448 when you reenter Windows. |
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| When you define a variant, you can save it using a variant name and there is no need to reenter the same selection criteria each time you execute a program. |
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| By contrast, decked kayaks can fill with water and are difficult to reenter if you fall out. |
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| The merozoites break out of the liver and reenter the bloodstream, where they invade red blood cells, grow and divide further, and destroy the blood cells in the process. |
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| The authorization to reenter is conditional upon the client actually travelling to Canada and receiving the approved temporary resident permit document at the port of entry. |
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| In other words, the facilitation travel document will enable authorized persons to reenter Canada and approved applicants to travel to Canada to receive their permit. |
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| Note that you do not need to reenter the dollar amount. |
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| As a result, in 1999, the Government of Canada began to reenter the field of social housing and homelessness, although in a significantly different capacity than in the past. |
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| The law is also a component of the labour-market policy: when an employee chooses to leave to start-up an enterprise, an un-employed person gets the possibility to reenter the labour market. |
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| It helped him learn to manage his ODD and prepare to reenter society. |
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| Here, the theurgist is advised to escape materiality by opting to reenter it. |
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| We played until our fellow participants began to reenter the gym. Then we pulled on our shirts, left the ball for dead on the foul line, and made a quick exit stage left. |
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| When he returns from his odyssey, which included, to Coll's horror, a lot of sleeping around and even an affair with an older woman, he wants to reenter her life. |
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| Because each card reader is programmed for either entrance or exit, users must pass in and out before being allowed to reenter, thus eliminating passback. |
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| If you leave the theater, you won't be allowed to reenter without showing a ticket stub. |
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| The original file was corrupted, so they had to reenter the data. |
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