reacquisition

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reacquisition

(ˌriːækwɪˈzɪʃən)

1. the fact or process of acquiring something again

2. something or someone acquired again

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recapture

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Aptose will retain reacquisition rights to certain molecules, while OHM will have the rights to develop and sublicense all other molecules.

Aptose Biosciences, OHM Oncology sign license agreement for APL-581

Under this reacquisition, financial details of which were not available, ten fitness centres in the Southern Finland area will be transferred under the ownership of Pihlajalinna.

Pihlajalinna acquires Forever fitness centre chain in Finland

It cited the provisions of Republic Act 9225 on Citizenship Retention and Reacquisition Act of 2003 which states that individuals with dual citizenships must comply with existing laws for them to enjoy full civil and political rights.

SC affirms CA decision barring Tan from seeking QC congressional post

It noted that Republic Act (RA) 9225, or the Citizenship Retention and Reacquisition Act of 2003, clearly states that individuals with dual citizenships must comply with existing laws for them to enjoy full civil and political rights.

SC highlights timing of citizenship retention in affirming Tan's 2010 polls disqualification

The reacquisition ends a three-year collaboration between Charleston Laboratories and Daiichi Sankyo.

Deal snapshot: CHARLESTON LABORATORIES REACQUIRES RIGHTS TO OPOID TREATMENT PRODUCT FROM DAIICHI

Metabolic Reconfiguration Supports Reacquisition of Primitive Phenotype in Human Mesenchymal Stem Cell Aggregates," Stem Cells, October 2016 DOI: 10.

Ways to improve the therapeutic potential of stem cells

108(i) generally provides relief to corporate and certain other business taxpayers by giving them an option to irrevocably elect to defer recognition of cancellation-of-debt (COD) income resulting from a reacquisition of applicable debt instruments in tax years 2009 and 2010.

Sec. 108(i): considerations for electing consolidated groups

121 and the property is resold within one year of the date of the property's reacquisition.

Gain exclusion lost upon reacquisition of former principal residence: a repossession of a former principal residence pursuant to default on a contract for deed results in the partial recognition of gain previously excluded under Sec. 121

This award reflected Don's vital role in a range of significant environmental achievements including the Tasmanian Forests Agreement, the package of measures to slow climate change, the proclamation of the world's largest network of protected marine areas, adding the western Kimberley to the World Heritage list, the reacquisition of large areas of Cape York by Traditional Owners, and the Murray-Darling Basin agreement.

We don our hats to an extraordinary leader

Material on cycles of language loss and reacquisition is included which looks at the topic from the perspectives of the current generation of youth.

Indigenous youth and multilingualism; language identity, ideology, and practice in dynamic cultural worlds

The purchase includes SussexIM's reacquisition of its Innovation Center.

Albea strengthens its hold on metals; sells off compact business

One day later, NASA shut down the spacecraft's video feed as it went into 'emergency Sun reacquisition mode.