reapply for, to, in or without?
| Gave the complaint and had reapplied for the passport, which is in progress. |
| Navachab and Siguiri mines have since reapplied for certification under the Code. |
| Pay your bills on time to raise your credit score and re-apply for a car loan after six months. |
| In the event a visa expires before it is utilized, the applicant will have to re-apply for a new one. |
| You will have to go through the disability adjudication process if you re-apply for ODSP Income Support. |
| Re-apply for your licence Once the disqualification period is over, you have to re-apply for your licence as you will not get it back automatically. |
| Re-apply for your licence Once the disqualification period is over, you have to re-apply for your licence as you will not get it back automatically. |
| Any advice please? There is time for your son to find an alternative course via Clearing, to re-sit exams or take a year out and re-apply for entry next year. |
| Please note that if you cease your course of education and re-apply for any social welfare payment, you must fulfil the qualifying conditions for that scheme. |
| I hope that helps Clare It's a tough challenge competing with internal candidates who are often re-applying for jobs or moving internally because their current one is disappearing. |
| I loved it and then reapplied to UIU to continue my degree and play Basketball. |
| You could also avoid the embarrassment of re-applying to a company that was not interested (unless you intend to do so- bringing something new to the table, perhaps). |
| The government announced, a weeks ago, that it has reapplied to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) to sell over 101,005kg of its ivory stockpile valued at over $55. |
| These stickers are low-adhesive vinyl that can easily be removed and reapplied without leaving a sticky residue on your MacBook. |