readmittance

If that “emotional partner” ends up being a fun-loving gay, I hope we will gain readmittance to Jennifer Raum’s welcoming table.

Letters to the Editor

A spokesman for His Holiness defended the readmittance of Bishop Williamson, saying that it was nice for the Pope to have 'someone around who understands him'.

Archive 2009-02-01

A decision to allow Zelaya back into Honduras may help the country gain readmittance into the Organization of American States.

Honduras Supreme Court Upholds Dismissal of Zelaya Charges

The hospitals that have the highest rate of infections and unnecessary readmittance will lose Medicare funding.

Will the Medicare cuts in health-care reform stick?

Now he hopes the school can gain readmittance into the state system, effectively thwarting the desire of the county council to close it.

Parents wanting to start 'free schools' have great hopes of the new government

However, Chinchilla has told Honduran leader Lobo that she supports his country's readmittance.

Nikolas Kozloff: U.S. Marines to Costa Rica: What's Behind the Story?

It was, in the way the imagination of the public sometimes works, possible that it would end their hated exile to the left and gain them readmittance to the parade of Normal Life.

A Bob Lee Swagger eBook Boxed Set

Do we deny U.S. citizens readmittance to the United States just because they might have been infected by a virus somewhere else?

CNN Transcript May 2, 2009

She deserves full exoneration, readmittance to the state bar, and to be able again to represent society's most unwanted who need her advocacy and remain hopeful.

Lynne Stewart's Long Struggle for Justice

These aren't the gentle leftisms of a New Age multiculturalist, but the sentiments of a woman whose husband-right around the time they both applied for readmittance to the party-boasted of having invited Trotsky to Mexico just so he could be rubbed out.

Frida On Our Minds