Arithmetically, the prime minister can reconstitute his nationalist-religious coalition and rule on.
Muqtada al-Sadr, a popular cleric, has threatened to reconstitute his Mahdi Army militia to drive out any remaining Americans.
He led the charge of jihad on the internet.In doing so, Irhabi007 was a central figure in enabling al-Qaeda to reconstitute itself after the fall of the Taliban and its eviction from Afghanistan.
He makes it clear that, if re-elected, he will try to reconstitute the alliance with Labour.Mr Netanyahu seems to be shifting his focus to the economic arena, at least for the leadership contest.
Institutions using several brokers would find it a nightmare to reconstitute trading records to show that purchases and sale of shares tally with the publication of flawed research.Merely keeping up with all the settlements is a job in itself.
So if carried through with impeccable precision an attack on Fordow would have a reasonable chance of inflicting a bomb's worth of damage.But even if things went off without a hitch Iran would retain the capacity to repair and reconstitute its programme.
ChemBots is investigating robots that can change their shape to squeeze through small openings and then reconstitute themselves on the other side.America puts more into R&D than any other country, and agencies like DARPA are in the vanguard.
Indeed so determined are the authorities to keep the FIS leaders in a box, that they expelled the foreign correspondents who came to cover their release.The FIS is in no position to reconstitute itself as a party.
Meanwhile, Ugandan officials regard the LRA as a vanquished force; proposals to reconstitute the army under foreign control are, they say, unthinkable.
The elections will reconstitute the lower house of Japan's parliament, the Diet.
Such is the extent of Saddam Hussein's demolition job in the past three decades, the number of clerics in Najaf is thought to have dropped from about 7,000 to fewer than 1,750 that it is hard to predict how the seminary will reconstitute itself.
