Sentence examples for has to be reconstituted from inspiring English sources

"The board has to be reconstituted and I can't prejudge what the board is going to say," Broughton said, according to the BBC.

Pratchett himself for several books appeared to be hostile to vampires – but then he has a natural tendency to imagine creatures intricately and charitably, so he gives us Mr Otto von Chriek, a photographer who has taken the "black ribbon" vow of teetotalism and has to be reconstituted with drops of blood every time he explodes himself with his camera flash.

And we have got hundreds there.... Some of the Iraqi army, as we know, has to be reconstituted.

The union will have to be reconstituted to adopt any new labor deal.

For any new collective bargaining agreement to be approved by the players, the union would have to be reconstituted.

There would be limits on what issues could be negotiated in the absence of a union, which would have to be reconstituted to complete a labor deal.

Other Lincoln Center executives who believe City Opera deserves a home on the campus suggest that, as a last resort, the redevelopment consortium might have to be reconstituted without the Met and that constituents could lose their veto power.

It was built from the plans of the hull and rafter of the ship, though sculptures were undocumented and had to be reconstituted from drawings.

Although the vast majority of California's districts do not currently have schools that are so severely under performing that they would have to be reconstituted as required by RTTT, that could change depending on what the feds do when they reauthorize the No Child Left Behind Act later this year.

A spokesman for the House Science Committee, which has been holding hearings on the Columbia, said: "Most everyone agrees that ASAP was not as effective as it could have been and that they need to be reconstituted in some form.

Mr Qadri had also called for the Election Commission to be reconstituted.