redeliver

That cost becomes even higher when drivers have to redeliver a package.

And why meet him at the gates, and redeliver our authorities there?

If so, it enters the delivery phase but does not redeliver the message or view to the application.

They will only redeliver once.

The bureau is rushing to redeliver them, while fielding tens of thousands of calls from households that never received a form.

If you explain to them that you work for a living and cannot be home 9-5 Mon-Fri, they will still attempt to redeliver it then.

Leket Israel was founded in 2003 to rescue and redeliver surplus food that would otherwise be discarded to people in need.

Mr. Garcia had to spend last night in the truck stop because the Stop & Shop wanted him to redeliver his load this afternoon.

At her show in Paris, she avoided any temptation to stand and redeliver her own original swashbuckling New Romantic look, which appears set to bubble back into fashion favour.

The line between misfeasance and nonfeasance is apt to be a fine one and the courts after some hesitation took advantage of this and held mere refusal to redeliver to be conversion.

In 1977, aged over eighty, MacDermott offered to redeliver a lecture at the Ulster College, which had been interrupted by a bomb meant for him and which had severely wounded him.

The abolition of the wager of law in 1833 caused some revival in detinue but in view of the expansion of conversion, detinue only really remained necessary where the defendant was unable to redeliver the goods.

Encouraged by this he wrote to Aske on 10 February, asking him to redeliver secretly to Pontefract Castle (for the custody of which Darcy was responsible) all the bows and arrows that he had obtained out of it.

In a firstborn child, where parental brutality is present, one can observe the parents through the en- grams of the patient and see one or the other gradually take up the other's phrases either to worry about them- selves or to redeliver them.

Detinue, with its procedural disadvantages, wilted considerably under this treatment though it retained a place in the law because inability to redeliver as a result of loss or destruction of the goods could not amount to a positive denial of title for the purposes of conversion.