reposition

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• The group is trying to get the scooters to reposition themselves in more convenient locations so people will use them more often.

• Detailed strategies for office cleaning, coronavirus testing, staggered work schedules and repositioned desks for social distancing were included, along with which jobs will be eligible for continued full- and part-time telework.

• Every size also includes rollers to reposition the crate without scratching delicate floors.

• We have dramatically repositioned our competitive profile and in so doing created a new company, one that is able to win.

• Shamas also said that Hunter’s heart rate would improve when nurses administered oxygen to his mother, repositioned her in bed and gave her fluids.

• But the President could easily reposition it as a friendly “pro-gun rights” gesture by outgoing Attorney General Eric Holder.

• According to Weyand, that gave Pistorius the ability to reposition his blades 20 percent more rapidly than a normal competitor.

• They brand is working to reposition themselves to contend with lifestyle giants like Michael Kors and Tory Burch.

• Then you step into it and sort of roll it up, hoping you get it in the proper place, because it is very difficult to reposition.

• Giffard seems to have attempted the reposition of the cord only once, and failed, apparently from the unusual size of the child.

• The reposition of the cord may be effected by the hand, or by means of an elastic catheter and ligature.