re-avail

re-avail

vb (tr)
formal to avail (someone or something) again
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Ayala Land becomes the first company to re-avail of the government's shelf-registration program, a measure allowing a company to submit its application to sell bonds once and sell these in tranches over the next three years.
The maximum tenor is 90 days with option to re-avail.
They can borrow as many times as they want, and make part-prepayments when they have excess funds and can re-avail the repaid amount upto limit too.
Once people are accepted as displaced owing to fear of persecution they do not cease to be refugees except where the circumstances in connection with which they became refugees cease to exist or if the nature of the persecution they suffered was so brazen they cannot reasonably be expected to re-avail themselves the protection of the regime they fled.
In other words, try to obtain evidence that you did not re-avail yourself of the protection of your home government and that you had a compelling reason to return home.
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