What that means on the ground at Sky is that all executive producers and the entire planning team – around 30 editorial staff in total – have been forced to reapply for a smaller number of jobs.
She said: "It is accepted across the commission that Scotland will need to reapply and every member state will need to agree to them being admitted.
Overall, however, to reapply a phrase used by the Labour leader on Saturday, Mr Cameron's leadership of the Tory party is looking dangerously like a lost decade.
During her year-long time at the university she felt "disconnected" from the main campus and decided to reapply and study neuropsychology at the University of Bangor in Wales instead.
The government promised to hold a new inquiry once the police complete their investigation into the Libyans' allegations.An XL headacheThe Obama administration rejected the proposed route for the controversial Keystone XL pipeline that would stretch from Canada to the Gulf coast, but said the companies behind the project could reapply.
There can probably be no going back: any attempt to reapply the dead hand of government will ensure that Vietnam's dream of riches by 2020 remains just a dream.Like South Korea, Taiwan and now China, Vietnam has shown it is possible to escape poverty under an authoritarian system.
Many bloggers and other e-mailers may lose protective anonymity.Some Iraqis say they approve of this rush to reapply social controls.
Counterfeiters can copy an image's security signature and reapply it after retouching, says Vladimir Katalov, ElcomSoft's boss.Another way to determine whether an image has been manipulated or not relies on the fact that in a digital camera's grid of millions of light sensors, several are usually flawed.
Those appointed by Hamas were told to step down and reapply for their jobs, subject to Fatah's vettingHamas's employees show up for work even though they have received only three partial salary payments in 18 months.
The school district expelled six of them from school for two years (the seventh left the school before the final vote), with the proviso that they could reapply for admission after one year.
But perhaps the biggest factor in Gateway's fate will be America's final verdict on Keystone XL. (Republicans in Congress forced Mr Obama to make a decision within 60 days, but Keystone XL's proponents plan to reapply).
