1. It was time for a re-examination of the situation.

2. We have called for a complete re-examination of the case.

3. Christmas looks to be a time for burying the hatchet or exhuming it for re-examination.

4. This requires a re-examination of such chairs as please my eye and try to come with a starting point.

5. Magona's reexamination of a highly contentious political event leaves no easy answers.

6. Despite liberal panic over this new agenda, it represents greater possibilities for the re-examination and re-presentation of disabled people.

7. The time has come for a radical re-examination of the provision of services for this particularly disadvantaged group of people.

8. Thus the very foundations of our communication culture and its structures need re-examination.

9. The problem lies open to reexamination.

10. Then you can apply for the reexamination within 60 days after receiving the tax payment bill filled by the taxation bureau.

11. The Patent Reexamination Board shall , after reexamination(), make a decision and notify the applicant for patent.

12. Article 46. The Patent Reexamination Board shall examine the request for invalidation of the patent right promptly, make a decision on it and notify the person who made the request and the patentee.

13. If only not accept decision of the reexamination, you can take further step of justice.

14. The answers may lie in a close reexamination of the fossil evidence.

15. Right away how prepare the reexamination, the expert giving a few out suggestion.

16. During the reexamination of the Pertusaria specimens preserved in HMAS-L and NNU, 2 species new to China in this genus are added to the Chinese lichen flora in present paper.

17. While the USA has a reexamination procedure it does not work the same as an opposition.

18. Article 35 Any application for trademark registration and trademark reexamination shall be examined in due course.

19. When latter both long - term use, should the regular reexamination function.

20. K . If true, both plant biochemistry and global methane budget would need a major reexamination.

21. Writing in the Annals of Applied Statistics, the researchers urged a reexamination of bullet fragments from the 1963 shooting in Dallas to confirm the number of bullets that struck Kennedy.