11 Some host countries give victims of torture the status of refugee and take care of them as far as their basic needs, health care, professional reinsertion, and education of children are concerned.
Now it's time for the reinsertion of journalism into our contemplation of the media.
Mr. Bush, who had publicly sympathized with Mrs. Schiavo's parents, immediately signed an executive order calling for reinsertion of the feeding tube.
Mrs. Schiavo's husband, Michael, filed the suit last fall after the Legislature approved a measure letting Mr. Bush order reinsertion of Mrs. Schiavo's feeding tube.
My imagination swept to the reinsertion of an alien presence in the ancient rhythms of life there: first, missionaries, traders and colonial powers, now oil exploration.
Russia's newfound Middle East peace push, part of President Vladimir V. Putin's reinsertion of Moscow into the region in a profound way after years of retreat, seems to be about everything but finding peace in the Middle East.
But then again, if they were pushed for time or if budgets were tight, they might suggest the reinsertion of her gastric feeding tube, preventing her the pleasure of tasting food.
But at this stage of the season, with the Knicks locked in a playoff battle against a disciplined Pacers team, the reinsertion of a high-usage scorer with two months of rust seems inherently risky.
The removal and debridement was followed by a fresh set-up for the reinsertion of implants.
No patient with a postvoid residual of ≤32% required reinsertion of a catheter.
