Sentence examples for re exercise from inspiring English sources

Re "Exercise = Weight Loss, Except When It Doesn't" (Personal Health, Sept. 12): As a person who swims, runs, bikes and uses an elliptical trainer every week, I take issue with the assertion that biking and swimming use fewer calories than running, walking or stair climbing.

On the contrary, less state intervention will enable the public to re-engage and re-exercise personal responsibility, a crucial step towards mending the Britain that Conservatives keep telling us is broken.

In a recent re-curation exercise, a total of 539 mutations were re-examined due to their presence in the 1000 Genomes Project dataset at a frequency of >1 %.

And what of the ministers authorising the re-licensing exercise?

In a subtle re-branding exercise he declared instead for "liberal internationalism", which he defined in the following way.

"Whether we will have a minor economic impact, depends on the results of the re-measurement exercise".

In 2005, Newcastle College lecturers went on strike after what UCU describes as a "large-scale dismissal and re-engagement exercise to reduce terms and conditions of service".

Robinson says that Miliband's speech went down very well, but that the re-branding exercise is no subsitute for policy.

Accordingly, having undertaken a re-forecasting exercise, the board now expects the group's performance for the year to be well below its previous expectations".

Lincolnshire county council, which had a £490m, 16-year agreement signed in 1999, has begun a re-tender exercise, while Rochdale, which signed a 15-year, £200m contract in 2006 has shifted the contract to a subcontractor, Agilisys.

Yet Scotland's First Minister and his Deputy behaved today less like excited midwives and more like low-key, well-briefed company executives launching a corporate re-branding exercise Their pitch to a still sceptical Scottish electorate is: independence would change everything, yet nothing much at all.