readmission
Britishnoun
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The party has told him that any future readmission would be conditional on him publicly retracting posts that had been complained about, apologising and undertaking safeguarding training.
From BBC
In their appeal Palace have requested an annulment of the decision by Uefa's financial control body and readmission to the Europa League in place of either Forest or Lyon.
From BBC
They also evaluated rates of emergency department visits, readmissions and reoperation in the first year following the surgery.
From Science Daily
"We think this will be a valuable tool for treating heart failure by promoting care at home and potentially reducing the need for costly hospital admissions and readmissions," Bensimhon said.
From Science Daily
As correspondent, the biggest story I covered was South Africa's readmission to world sport, with cricket leading the way.
From BBC
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