English-French translation for "to rejoin"

to rejoin [rejoined|rejoined] {vb} (also: to answer back, to counter, to counteract, to rejoinder)

     to rejoin ship

It rejoined the organization on 1 July 1997.

Costa Rica subsequently rejoined the sponsors.

Iraq could expect to rejoin the community of nations.

The discussions were with Mr. Cadman, asking him to rejoin the party.

Most of these soldiers — there are many of them — have rejoined the army.

Fabian, I am delighted that you have rejoined our Senate team.

In May 2005 it was very clear that we were anxious to have him rejoin the party.

Five of the six later rejoined the company, but none received accrued salary payments.

Therefore, the discussions were about Mr. Cadman rejoining the party.

All parties should immediately rejoin the Middle East peace process.

The purpose of the meeting was to try to get Chuck Cadman to rejoin the Conservative Party.

We hoped, and continue to hope, that Syria will rejoin the train of reform and democratisation.

At the same meeting, the representative of the United States of America rejoined the sponsors.

On 3 May, two representatives of the Bosniac community rejoined KTC.

They later rejoined the process after changing their delegation.

During your speech, Mrs Scallon, who was one of the registered speakers, rejoined us.

UNIDO should make systematic efforts to encourage non-Member States to join/rejoin the Organization.

There they are very careful to point out they are unwilling to rejoin any sort of bureaucratic union.

As the employee did not rejoin the company in Dubai, he was not paid for “salaries in arrears”. ]