Nor should you put in for the current cost of a similar new shirt: that's not what you donated, and you're not filing a claim with the Shirt Insurance Company for its replacement cost.
I told them I had put in a fresh claim for asylum with a new lawyer who hadn't been informed that it had been declined".
Under his guidance, Mr Forster is belatedly putting in place a new scheme for consumer finance with local banks.
From a justice perspective, there is little point in developing and putting in place a new oversight mechanism for the security and intelligence services as part I of the bill does and then dismantling a key judicial pathway towards legal accountability.
Because we believe that transparency is all about greater accountability, we are putting in place a new independent reporting mechanism for partnership members.
The commissioners of the state's most populous county are considering getting rid of touch-screen voting machines and putting in a new system for the 2008 presidential election.
"I realized, 'A lot of people are worse off than you -- you're healthy and still have money in your bank account.' " He became an independent consultant and is now putting in a new computer system for the College of Notre Dame, in Baltimore.
No doubt its spell will last a while, but it can only postpone the eventual reckoning: how are the Brits supposed to get rid of the dynasty they have when, for whatever reason, putting in a new one seems advisable?
Today, Mr. Koganov, 46, and his family live in part of a two-family house, with five bedrooms and two full and two half baths, that cost $400,000 in 2002, though he put in an additional $70,000 for new windows, doors and a deck.
Not only did he put in a plug for Google's new Chromebook, but also for the Nexus 7 tablet.
