Similar words: reintroduce, introduce into, re-introduction, reintroduction, introduce, introducer, product introduction, introducing. Meaning: v. introduce anew.
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31. The government can now re-introduce the legislation to parliament later this year.
32. Today, World AIDS Day, I want to re-introduce two young women whom you may have met once before.
33. How to re-introduce medical social work into hospital organization has been critical in determining success of health reform and defending medical risk.
34. Hulls said the case was a warning to anyone who believed Australia should re-introduce the death penalty, which was formally abolished in Victoria in 1975.
35. For example, using the Create Fragment command to split your logical model into fragments, and using the Absorb Fragment command to re-introduce the fragment back into your model.
36. However, with KERS-equipped cars having proved the benefits of the system in recent races, the French team has decided to re-introduce it at Monza.
37. Agile development methods are an attempt to re-introduce flexibility and collaboration, but agile methods do not scale to large projects-they work for small, multidisciplinary teams.
38. On larger projects, refactor one package at a time. However, the procedure is the same: Move the existing code outside of the project and re-introduce it gradually.
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