Sentence examples for and the regrouping of from inspiring English sources

The law's advocates should be careful, however: Societal division, instability and the regrouping of Qaddafi loyalists could be among the unintended consequences of the law as written.

Changes were made in the dioceses of Asiana, Pontica, and Oriens and in Egypt involving the abolition of the vicariates (administrative officials) and the regrouping of the provinces, thus effecting some economy.

EH performed the protein predictions, the manual curation steps and the regrouping of predicted proteins and clusters, and the analyses of the taxonomic profiles.

"It is clear that in our global economy," Mr. Mer said, "we need strong players at the global level, and this implies the regrouping of forces between a certain number of actors who share the same values, the same culture and who are therefore capable together to get quickly the benefits that stem from their getting closer".

The Blackwater Lightship, shortlisted for the Impac Dublin and the Booker prizes, portrayed the regrouping of a shattered family.

Le Monde said the man had settled in France from Algeria in 2009 and was allowed to stay under the "regrouping of families" rules.

So far, the regrouping of the campaign is a methodical, nuts-and-bolts operation.

I felt that the regrouping of all those people together, the dead and the undead – there's clearly two groups.

The next step will be the regrouping of the disintegrated units, including those where policemen and soldiers stripped off their uniforms and abandoned vehicles, weapons and outposts.

These analyses led to the formation of 189 contigs by the regrouping of 111 OCs with at least 2 ESTs, and 303 singletons.

The regrouping of naturalised rootstocks in interconnected populations tends to create active hybrid swarms of rootstocks.