If that doesn't work, revisit the support area of the printer's site to see if any known issues — and solutions — are listed.
If Ms. Todd's allegations are proven accurate, some voters may revisit their support for Senator Obama, not because they are racists (with due respect to Rep. John Murtha), but because they suddenly feel they do not know enough about the Democratic nominee.
Recently, the paradigm of the computing environment has changed, and following changes to the communication environment, VoIP technology is being revisited to support various services in the ICT field.
We argue that the control plane of cellular networks needs to be revisited to support the flexibility and programmability to overcome the aforementioned challenges and also to meet the 5G area throughput target in H-CRAN.
Perhaps it's time to revisit Chris Grayling's support of homophobic small businesses, the chancellor's taunts of "pantomime dame" at a gay colleague, or the likes of Dominic Raab MP denying that homophobia even exists at all, and weigh them against the good these people have done.
Finally, the Stages of Change Theory supports the value of having up-to-date information and support readily accessible over time, so that patients can revisit the information and support across the progression of disease and multiple iterative decision-making cycles [ 8].
But Ms. Herseth Sandlin, while not ruling out the idea of a public plan, said Democrats needed to think strategically, decide on the limits of a plan that can attract majority support and revisit the issue in the future if they cannot achieve all they want now.
Nothing is carved in stone and there will be plenty of occasions to revisit, re-explore and support each other.
Coaches were instructed to recognize that if a patient is not ready to change, their role is to provide information and support and revisit goal setting at a later encounter.
At the time the department's Office of Legal Counsel OLCC) was revisiting laws to support new "enhanced" methods of interrogation, such as waterboarding, which induces a sensation of drowning.
