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Current Bar Examination Committee Chair Associate Justice Estela Perlas-Bernabe recommended the readoption of the said policy for the November 2019 examination 'in order to promote operational efficiency in light of notable increase in the number of admitted candidates.'

The decision following the 1991 Gulf War to end conscription in France and to rely on voluntary enlistment has led to the readoption of various traditional items for dress wear.

Vacationing from Facebook: Adoption, temporary discontinuance, and readoption of an innovation.

Researchers have a host of opportunities to build and test theory in the domains of consumer understanding and use of price information, compliance with preventive medicine, new product adoption and readoption, economic well-being of individuals and families, improving the health care system efficiency, and transforming that system from focusing on treating illnesses to facilitating wellness.

It's Palestinians who have wealth and privilege [who] actually proclaim its readoption and advocate for its return to heritage.

Postadoption: Adoption Services Provider Readoption

Among other topics surrounding World War II, Napolitano explores the Smith Act of 1940, which was really a rehash of the Alien and Sedition Acts--once again criminalizing constitutionally protected political behavior and expediting the deportation of alien "thought criminals." He also explores the readoption of the World War I model for a command economy during World War II.

This truth explains Manny's readoption of the role of wandering Jew that previously characterized Jewish history and exile following the destruction of the Second Temple.

And while the existing rules remain in effect during the rulemaking process, the agency is proposing to amend various sections of its contaminated site management regulations before readoption.

In favor of the last possibility is the fact that the Chief Economist's memos were released after Christopher Cox became Chairman, but they supported readoption, and nothing in the public commentary (including my comment) provided any compelling quantitative reason for the SEC to change its mind.

113-74) amends Section 320 of the INA regarding the citizenship of adopted foreign-born children by requiring that all federal documents issued or amended, including a certificate of citizenship, reflect the child's name and date of birth, as shown on state vital records following the adoption or readoption in that state.