reoccurring

But China's management of its exchange rate has been a reoccurring focus of this relationship, rendering it testy at times.

When appropriate, they will bark out error messages like "This required element is missing" and "That element cannot be reoccurring. "

Is it a reoccurring of a commodity exchange form or a choice for farmers to achieve better adaptation to the market economy?

Paying for a credit card might be someone's first reoccurring bill.

The arch would become a reoccurring theme throughout the building of the Coliseum.

For many types of games and many types of game play, monthly reoccurring subscription charges are not viable options for the target market.

An anti-pattern is a commonly reinvented or commonly reoccurring bad solution to a problem.

That playfulness is a reoccurring component in our work is more of a collateral phenomenon than a premeditated design goal.

Children's diseases: Bed wetting, glue ear, reoccurring tonsillitis, asthma, eczema etc.

Strive to identify and correct the root cause of such problems instead of continuing to address the reoccurring issue.

There are no reoccurring revenues. Moving a seasonal flu vaccine into clinical trials is their first real commercial opportunity.

Identify what you've done to prevent this type of incident from reoccurring.

Ongoing care of children and families can reduce the risk of maltreatment reoccurring and can minimize its consequences.

Things such medicine and technology improved to prevent such a tragedy reoccurring. .

Reoccurring work likely. If you do good work, and communicate well, we will be happy re-hire you as we need more work done.

Clinic and Lab Analysis of 12 Reoccurring Acute Lymphatic Leukemia with Normal Chromosome Children Cases

Bones and human heads are a reoccurring motif in Hirst's work: pictured here is a detail from Floating Skull (2006)