Sentence examples for it has reconstituted from inspiring English sources

In the past it has reconstituted itself at a series of hospitable art biennials: Istanbul in 2005, Venice in 2009 and Sharjah in 2011.

It has reconstituted dialogue on a global scale.

Note: I have reconstituted Hanwell's thoughts for you, as seem likely to me, and as sound nicest.

The ideas I've reconstituted here are not new.

Mr. Cole created it for the Capp Street Project in San Francisco in the mid-1990's and has reconstituted it several times since.

Officials admit, however, that they don't know whether Iraq has reconstituted its chemical and biological weapons programs.

In Al Qaeda, he also faces a terrorist network that, American intelligence officials say, has reconstituted its leadership in the mountainous border territory shared by Pakistan and Afghanistan.

The latest news is that Al Qaeda, the terror network that actually did attack the U.S., has successfully regrouped in the tribal areas of Pakistan and has reconstituted its ability to institute terror attacks from the region.

Microsoft has reconstituted the parts of that it can control.

First, it cannot be denied that the al-Qaeda has reconstituted itself within the lawless Pakistani badlands.

The good news, for nostalgists and foraminiferaphiles, is that he has reconstituted Micro Press as a not-for-profit corporation and has found a new home for it on lower Fifth Avenue, which was where many of the files were headed.