The bottom line is that engaging returning veterans in service here at home has emerged as a "best practice" for reintegrating veterans, for meeting the unmet and often urgent needs of communities, and for building bridges to the civilian populations they serve.
Legally, too, the French have centralized terrorism cases in one court and tried to reintegrate procedures for fighting terrorism into regular law, but with more flexibility for terrorism investigations to act on suspicion, order wiretaps or surveillance and hold suspects for a longer period of time.
By means of a rite, he then reintegrated himself to prepare for a new phase of creativity.
The master plan is for those players to be reintegrated into 15-a-side in time for the World Cup in Ireland in the summer of next year.
Instead of relying on vendor-supplied software development kits (SDKs) which would have to be reintegrated into the processing software for potentially every type of camera, a generic camera controller was written.
For the purpose of the pooled dataset it was necessary that all outcome variables be comparable; therefore, all files which used an epoch < 60 seconds were <span class="lh">reintegrated up to 60 seconds for analysis using an automated tool in the KineSoft toolbox.
Gooch lost his job following the 2014 Ashes whitewash, just as Pietersen did, but he had nothing but praise for Flower, in particular for reintegrating his star batsman after he had been dropped for sending "provocative" messages to South Africa players about his then captain, Andrew Strauss in 2012.
Cuts of about £66m are expected in a newly reintegrated department, which gives Hunt responsibility for the Olympics as well as oversight of sport, media and the arts.
Rushdie himself has become reintegrated into a literary community notable for its indifference to illegal wars, clandestine torture and the state-sponsored oppression of human rights.
After returning from Fulham, Bent was reintegrated into the Villa first team for the 2014 15 season.
