Sentence examples for newly reconstituted from inspiring English sources

The political math of the newly reconstituted Senate is clear.

Then musicologists in Madrid sent Mr. Muti the newly reconstituted score of "I Due Figaro".

The official, Ibrahim Jannabi, is the director of intelligence in the newly reconstituted Interior Ministry in Baghdad.

They also complain that the newly reconstituted bank did not come after him until non-Irish managers had taken over.

The general said Iraq's newly reconstituted air force numbered 2,000 people and had a fleet of 75 aircraft, expected to grow to 123 by next year.

Newly reconstituted, Reprazent mark II are plugging next month's retooled version of the 11-year-old debut, but this is no nostalgic wallow.

Both Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and a reconstituted, newly independent DreamWorks are among the companies that have been struggling in their search for new backing in the last year.

While newly established or reconstituted nations like Estonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina have been added to the Biennale, some countries share pavilions, and more than 100, including most African and South American countries, are not represented at all.

The statement, however, received by many newly elected MEPs, including some of Ukip's new partners in the hastily reconstituted Europe for Freedom and Direct Democracy group, may have been "we intend to act like disruptive toddlers".

MGM was finally reconstituted with new owners.

When the Indian subcontinent received independence in 1947, Lahore became the capital of West Punjab province; in 1955 it was made the capital of the newly created West Pakistan province, which was reconstituted as Punjab province in 1970.