Sentence examples for he would reconstitute from inspiring English sources

He said he would reconstitute the Mahdi Army if American troops stayed in Iraq, then said he would not.

Then, when the sanctions were lifted, he would reconstitute his weapons and emerge greater and mightier than before.

For those who reach the country's interior, he would reconstitute the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, or ICE, by reassigning its interior enforcement functions to other agencies, including the Justice Department.

Public remarks by Moktada al-Sadr, the anti-American Shiite cleric whose Sadrist movement is politically powerful, that he would reconstitute his militia if the Americans stay has in some ways masked a deeper anti-American sentiment that courses through Iraqi life, Sunni and Shiites alike.

He said that Mr. Hussein had used prohibited weapons in the past -- including nerve gas attacks against Iran and Iraqi Kurds -- and said that even if there were no actual weapons at hand, there was every indication he would reconstitute them once the international community lost interest.

LSDFs were designed and developed that upon i.vag administration they would reconstitute with the imbibing of vaginal fluid to mucoadhesive, site-retentive semi-solids.

Inevitably, Ayatollah Khamenei would reconstitute the program and make future facilities far less vulnerable.

The talks broke off in July, when Atlantic Coast said it would reconstitute itself as a low-fare carrier, Independence Air, that would serve the East Coast beginning next year.

The attorney general's office responded by saying that the government would reconstitute the panel with "an alternate group of eminent persons".

Labor's Joel Fitzgibbon – a former defence minister in the Rudd government – also took the opportunity of question time to ask the prime minister when parliament would reconstitute the joint committee on intelligence and security, which oversees the agencies.

He studied at Yeshivah University, with a stint in Jerusalem at the Hebrew University; in 1966 he began graduate work at the Yale School of Drama; it was the school's first year under Robert Brustein, who had been hired away from Columbia and who would reconstitute the school and its resident company, the Yale Repertory Theater, as arguably the most influential theater laboratory of the period.