In the 80's, after turning himself in and being paroled, he is portrayed as reintegrating his past with his present, inspiring a new generation of activists.
They investigate a child's background and circumstances in order to inform the judge's decision, as well as identify solutions such as reintegrating the children back to their own families, a host family or a transition centre.
Last year the education select committee made some strong proposals – new rights for families, enforcement of the fair access protocol whereby pupils are reintegrated – as well as highlighting gaps that Mr Timpson's report should fill.
Today Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam as well as Myanmar are reintegrated into the capitalist world market.
As Gustin reintegrated into the defense Saturday, he fit well in the familiar scheme.
BT's former mobile unit was considered the cheaper option, as well as easier to reintegrate back into its former parent company's systems.
The use of Mandarin Chinese has risen as Hong Kong has reintegrated with China.
He was once a physicist, but, after an unfortunate mishap, he found himself reintegrated as a radioactive being, equipped to peer into the future, nip to Mars for the afternoon, and divide into multiples of himself for nuclear-powered group sex.
On top of that, it caused multiple waves of readjustment periods not only when each player got injured, but also as they were reintegrated back into the rotation.
The film follows the survivors of the title – ex-zombies, basically – as they are reintegrated, shellshocked and stigmatised, back into civil society.
At the same time, he's guided by a single, unshakeable principle — the elimination of slavery — that drives him relentlessly forward, sacrificing other worthy notions on either side, whether ending the war as soon as possible and reintegrating the South into the Union, or pushing ahead to offer reparations that would bring freed slaves toward full practical equality.
