The word 'rerunning' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a present participle verb form of the word 'rerun', which means to show or broadcast a television program or film again. It can also mean to repeat or do something again. Example: The television network is rerunning the popular sitcom from the 90s next week. In this sentence, 'rerunning' is used to indicate that the network is showing the sitcom again. It can also mean that the network is repeating the broadcast of the sitcom.
But Mr Kibaki still seems loth to share power, let alone contemplate rerunning the election under international supervision.A rerun would have been the juster solution.
But endlessly rerunning failed experiments helps nobody.Animal experimentation has taught humanity a great deal and saved countless lives.
Rerunning his calculations, Mr Queiroz found that, together, these would cause the pensions payroll tax in 2050 to rise to 40% (still a daunting figure).
Dexia, for instance, passed with flying colours: its capital was expected to dip to a still-solid 10.4% of risk-weighted assets under the "adverse" scenario.Regulators are now talking about quickly rerunning the tests using the data they already have but factoring in the impact of sovereign restructurings.
Enraged by a Supreme Court ruling on June 26th that seemed to question the legality of his election victory in 2006, he has proposed a referendum on rerunning the vote.The court's verdict involved Yidis Medina, a former congresswoman who cast the deciding vote when a congressional committee approved the constitutional change that allowed Mr Uribe to run in 2006.
We are essentially rerunning Japan's playbook in the 90s -- huge deficits and inflation well below target"."Mortgage meltdown badly handled.
There might have been dodgy dealing, perhaps even criminal behaviour, on the part of a few of those involved but not enough to justify rerunning the bids.That, at least, is according to FIFA, world football's governing body.
In Britain on Film (BBC4, Monday ***), it's been rerunning the Rank Organisation's Look at Life series from the Sixties.
We spent a lot of time hand-checking the results, cleaning the data, tweaking a variable and rerunning the code.
Clearly, Obama's campaign made a deliberate, front-running, and perhaps complacent choice not to provoke Romney by rerunning his "forty-seven per cent" remark, reminding voters of the low tax rates Romney has paid on his large income, or criticizing his time at Bain Capital.
TNT is an important player in NBC's talks about "Law & Order" because it helps finance the production by rerunning the episodes.
