Yet the crowds that have clogged the streets of Algiers since Feb. 22 — remarkably peaceful, festive and determined — appear to believe that, if they are to have a democracy, the country must reconstruct everything afresh after decades of corrupt, authoritarian rule.
Now, referees must reconstruct the play and make that decision without video — a rule that was criticized last season after a clock problem during a Detroit-Orlando playoff game.
We must reconstruct the Voting Rights Act to ensure that every American has a full and equal say in our democracy.
Out of the legacy of such monsters, we must reconstruct more fire-resilient landscapes.
To prove that Mr. Milosevic ordered them, prosecutors must reconstruct the chain of command through which specific orders and approvals were transmitted.
But the school must reconstruct the facades of the houses as they appeared in the 19th century, using bricks, lintels, cornices and other materials salvaged from them.
Distraught, and feeling that he too is about to dissolve, our narrator decides that, from his partial notes and transcriptions, and from his fevered memory, he must reconstruct "Gould's Book of Fish".
Therefore before updating the data, we must reconstruct the ghost cell.
As a node leaves or joins the multicast tree dynamically, the entire system must reconstruct the group key.
We must reconstruct the past not only in terms of our own concepts and categories, but in terms of how past events must have looked to those who participated in them.
As Johnson and Duberley (2000) cited sea metaphor of Neurath (1944) in elaboration of the circularity of epistemology, "we are like sailors who on the open sea must reconstruct their ship but are never able to start afresh from the bottom".
