1 At least 30,000 others were sent away for re-education.

2 She practiced the Sister Kenny method of muscle reeducation, working even with the muscles that appeared to have lost all function.

3 Hadfield goes catatonic with terror, and is solicitously carried off to re-education in the jungle.

4 Tyree crops up throughout the novels, kidnapping errant tourists and taking them on brutal re-education treks.

5 Men are seen as the enemy and are fought through re-education away from the colonialist ideas that women should be quiet and biddable.

6 He went to the countryside for the reeducation as a result of Chairman Mao's Down to the Countryside Movement.

7 Objective: Sensory reeducation, based on the concept of neuroplasticity and on the prevention of learned nonuse, is frequently used for improving stroke-induced sensory impairment of the upper limb.

8 However, the legal thinking of reeducation through labor puts more emphasis on obligatory and selfish departmentalism,[www.Sentencedict.com] and has strong political color and weak legal foundation.

9 Bering did not advocate any "reeducation" or anything else of the sort.

10 The main problems of the reeducation through labor in our country are the unlawful bases of law, uncertain natures of acts, unreason -ble deadlines, unstandardized procedures, etc.

11 Some reeducation programs work, and therefore should be attempted, but there are risks.

12 Kwan-li-so penal-labor camps are administered by the National Security Agency (NSA); kyo-hwa-so reeducation centers are administered by the People's Safety Agency (PSA).

13 In a rare legal triumph, Mr Hong fought and won a battle to have his year of reeducation through labour declared illegal.

14 One supposes that for everyone to remain on the same page there are programs of continued reeducation.

15 Reports indicated that those sentenced to prison for nonpolitical crimes were typically sent to reeducation prisons where prisoners were subjected to intense forced labor.