rescreen造句

• If we have to deplane an aircraft and rescreen everybody, so be it.
• One proposal is to return the boat people to Vietnam and rescreen them here.
• Following the lead of other sports, the ITF decided last month to rescreen samples for the newly discovered drug.
• Two other tests are computerized systems designed to rescreen normal Pap smears to see whether abnormal cells were missed by laboratory technicians.
• But U . S . officials in Hong Kong indicated there's no American effort to rescreen the remaining refugees at Pillar Point.
• The response was to empty the concourse, take passengers off a Delta Airlines flight and rescreen all the passengers'carry-on luggage.
• Classification is handled by the IRF Committee for Athletes with Disabilities who have the ability to screen or rescreen competitors for inclusion in the classification at their discretion.
• Using their quantitative scoring program, the co-managers rescreen the portfolio's stocks daily, immediately looking into any that have fallen to a 4 or 5.
• The security breach caused the airport to ground all flights for 90 minutes and rescreen between 800 and 1, 000 passengers, airport spokesman C . Douglas Hartmayer said.
• Even a last-minute U . S . effort to rescreen residents at Pillar Point would offer hope only to those who have avoided contact with Hong Kong police in recent years.
• From a war room at health department headquarters on the Albany Mall, some 100 workers, many of them volunteers, pressed a vast scramble to find and rescreen DiBlasio's former patients.
• The AutoPap, approved Friday, will automatically rescreen the pool of Pap smears that labs using it have determined are normal, then select 10 percent of the most suspicious samples for a second, manual screening.
• The AutoPap, approved Friday, will automatically rescreen the pool of Pap smears that labs using it have determined are normal, and then select 10 percent of the most suspicious samples for a second, manual screening.
• After watching Martha single-handedly rescreen her windows and plant a half-acre vegetable garden in less than half an hour, my mother is too tired to go grocery shopping or pick up her prescriptions from the pharmacy.
• A small group of British Television enthusiasts, Kaleidoscope, did much to promote the programme and negotiated the rights to rescreen, at conventions and meetings, many of the black and white Thames episodes and the remaining ABC episodes.
• The airline then agreed to return the plane to Mexico and rescreen the passengers, and the U . S . authorities allowed the flight to complete its scheduled route once they were assured that the security concerns had been addressed, the official said.
• When screeners at New York's LaGuardia Airport failed to check two paramedics last week who were traveling with a passenger on a stretcher, the breach forced security workers to evacuate the Delta Air Lines terminal, pull passengers off planes and rescreen about 1, 700 people.
• At the time, a Midwest Express Airlines spokeswoman told a Wisconsin magazine, the Progressive, that a group member's name was similar to one on the list and " the ( Transportation Security Administration ) made the decision that since this was a group, we should rescreen all of them ."