I had to reconstitute my memories.
We have to reconstitute and build up the British Expeditionary Force once again, under its gallant Commander-in-Chief, Lord Gort.
While writing "Jitney," he proved to himself that he didn't have to reconstitute black life; he just had to capture it.
"One, you have to reconstitute," Barr told him — that is, fire everyone and make them reapply or transfer elsewhere in the district.
We have to reconstitute our research institutes and our educational modes and curricula so as to be able to cooperate — internationally, interdisciplinarily.
We want the elections to take place, but CAR's civil service has been destroyed – civil records no longer exist, so we have to reconstitute these and carry out another referendum and conduct a census.
"We're going to have to reconstitute those forces when this crisis is over and take care as to how we build good security forces that can take a bigger role in defending Iraq," he said.
After the fourth year, if not enough progress is made, the schools would have to reconstitute, either by becoming charter schools, forcing the state to take them over or hiring a new staff to manage the school.
But they'll no longer be able to enjoy a legal existence as a party, and will have to reconstitute themselves as some sort of civil society organisation – that is, if the regime allows them to.
Those performances were organized and conducted by Rafael Schächter, a musician trained at the Prague Conservatory, who had to reconstitute his chorus of 150 twice during those months, as members were sent to their deaths.
