Sentence examples for cannot rejoin from inspiring English sources

Mr Trimble said that he wanted the Assembly to be suspended: he cannot rejoin the government unless decommissioning actually starts.

The Nationalists are officially committed to reunification, but President Lee Teng-hui, who was Taiwan's first directly elected president and will step down this year, has often said that Taiwan is sovereign and cannot rejoin the mainland until China is more democratic.

Due to the emergency loan rules Donnelly cannot rejoin the club on loan again until the start of November.

Are you going to be able to maintain that same composure, that same focus, without putting that added pressure on yourself?" The question cannot be answered until Davis rejoins the team, and it remains unclear when that will occur.

Such ends are no longer substrates for C-NHEJ, and, because HR cannot proceed, the ends are instead rejoined by MMEJ.

As they rejoin the labor force but cannot find jobs immediately, it would boost the unemployment rate.

"Iran has repeatedly said it seeks to rejoin the global community, yet I simply cannot fathom how this is possible if it continues to hold American political prisoners," Representative Dan Kildee, a Democrat from Michigan, said today.

The present study cannot rule out the possibility that these nonexchange chromosomes would later rejoin the main mass, although we note that the nod cytological data has more nullo- 4 and fewer diplo- 4 malorientations than the genetic data, a pattern that is consistent with these chromosomes rejoining the main mass over time.

As well known, inequality (4.20) is the best possible in the sense that the constant α = 1/3 cannot be improved in A α G1−α< L. This latter point rejoins the fact that if we apply Corollary 4.4 to (4.20) we obtain the same inequality.

As much as Parise would like to rejoin the Devils for as many games as possible, he says he cannot — and will not — play until he is 100 percent ready.

The military should ascertain that the detainees are actually enemy combatants and treat them humanely, but the United States cannot be put to the choice of criminally trying them or releasing them to rejoin the battle.