But he did have one caveat: "From a military point of view, if we do not have a nuclear capability and then try to reintroduce one, that would be seen as an escalation".
Hopes of reintroducing one of North America's rarest mammals, the black-footed ferret, into Montana have diminished this year -- the indirect victim of a plague outbreak and of land management politics.
On the day the House of Representatives voted against the former government's emissions trading scheme, Shorten told parliament a future Labor government would reintroduce one, saying "any serious policy solution to climate change must, sooner rather than later, include an emissions trading scheme".
And spare me your arguments about "viable DNA", "biological plausibility" and "logic", you know you'd love to see these roaming the planet again: The Irish elk What better celebration of St Patrick's day could there be than reintroducing one of the biggest deer ever to roam Europe.
This was a most interesting way to reintroduce one's party and by extension, oneself and one's campaign.
sc IFN β-1a treatment was discontinued in three patients, maintained in one patient, and reintroduced in one patient without recurrence of an event.
Based on recent work, I will give a nontechnical brief review of a powerful quantitative concept in biology, adaptive landscape, initially proposed by S. Wright over 70 years ago, reintroduced by one of the founders of molecular biology and by others in different biological contexts, but apparently forgotten by modern biologists for many years.
Treatment with sc IFN β-1a was reintroduced in one patient without recurrence of an event.
Sorafenib dosing was interrupted for patients developing grade 3 toxicities, supportive measures were instituted, and sorafenib was reintroduced at one dose level reduction when the toxicity had improved to grade 1 or less.
