Sentence examples for former reconstruction from inspiring English sources

Connect to Today: In December 2011, as United States troops were pulling out of Iraq after nearly nine years of military occupation, Kirk W. Johnson, a former reconstruction coordinator in Iraq, wrote a Times Op-Ed about the danger Iraqis who had supported the United States during the war might face once the troops withdrew.

Recently four key figures among the authorities in charge of Fukushima's reconstruction died relatively young: a former Reconstruction minister, a former Reconstruction Vice-Minister and a former Environment Parliamentary Secretary, and the incumbent Mayor of Namie, Fukushima prefecture.

Thus, our results point out the 2 ×1 reconstruction to be more stable than the 1 ×1 one and justify our initial choice to use the former reconstruction on {112} facets of SiNWs and GeNWs.

The former reconstruction method is limited by a small amount of pathway data, whereas the latter bears a considerable computational complexity.

While comparison between OSEM with PSF modelling (SharpIR on GE systems) and BPL might seem more appropriate, the former reconstruction has not been adopted as standard of care in our institution.

Ashraf Ghani, a former finance minister and mastermind of the early reconstruction efforts, also entered the race.

Detailed mapping over a 57,400 km2 area of southwestern Saskatchewan confirms previous reconstructions of a former southerly flowing ice stream, demarcated by a 800 km long corridor of megaflutes and mega-scale glacial lineations (Ice Stream 1) and cross cut by three, formerly southeast flowing ice streams (Ice Streams 2A, B and C).

Hayes was inaugurated; federal troops returned to their barracks; and as an era when the federal government accepted the responsibility for protecting the rights of the former slaves, Reconstruction came to an end.

To appreciate this humane and musically beguiling work, you have to look past what contemporary audiences might see as stereotyped depictions of former slaves during Reconstruction.

Like Rogers-Eubanks, it was a landing place for former slaves during Reconstruction, and it continues to have one of the highest proportions of black residents of any county in the state.

The former is a reconstruction based on P′=10.