Sentence examples for be able to reconstitute from inspiring English sources
"You'll never be able to reconstitute the state in a meaningful way," he said.
General Rodriguez also said that he did not yet know to what extent the Taliban would be able to reconstitute itself for the spring fighting season after a battering from United States, NATO and Afghan forces late last year.
Indeed, one reason why so much emphasis is being placed on hunting down the leadership of the Taliban and Al Qaeda is that some believe these forces will be able to reconstitute themselves so long as their leaders remain at large.
Why should not France be able to reconstitute its splendors?" France did not accept the challenge, but Coubertin's energetic pursuit of his idea led to a conference in Paris in 1894, and in 1896 the first modern Olympics were held at Athens, in which 13 nations participated.
"You would be able to reconstitute the Senate very quickly because almost all states have provisions to appoint vacancies.
You should be able to reconstitute the paint by slowly mixing more water into it.
He was able to reconstitute most of his operation Stateside, minus the slave labor.
Wood told me the country "is facing an insurgency that is able to reconstitute itself outside the country".
"Essentially, you had huge swaths of the country that are completely ungoverned (and) they were able to reconstitute themselves and take advantage of that chaos," Obama said.
He cautioned that vacations are family time, a rare occasion when parents and siblings are able to reconstitute themselves, given the competing demands most face these days.
A senior Democratic senator, Jack Reed of Rhode Island, agreed that Mr. Assad's forces had "regrouped," adding, "He's been able to reconstitute his forces".
