Sentence examples for reconstitute our from inspiring English sources

We have to reconstitute our research institutes and our educational modes and curricula so as to be able to cooperate — internationally, interdisciplinarily.

"It's just a matter of time before we reconstitute our bodies into something entirely different, something more space-adaptable, something that will be viable across the solar system and beyond," he wrote in 1989.

The Iranians would say, 'You've abrogated your end, so we're going to reconstitute our nuclear program.' " In July, Trump made his most dramatic foray into foreign policy, declaring that if Baltic members of NATO are attacked he would decide whether to defend them on the basis of whether they had "fulfilled their obligations to us".

We still have not figured out how we want to recover and reconstitute our space program". New Players In Space Never before has the nation experienced such confusion over what it wants to do in space, according to space officials and outside observers.

New investigations in science can redefine and reconstitute our food-ways.

Sir Ken Robinson in his now famous Ted Talk, "How Schools Kill Creativity," argues for the need to reform existing education models (that were originally designed to support industrialization), calling on us to fundamentally "reconstitute our conception of the richness of human capacity" and adjust our education systems accordingly.

Groups and relationships are the future for both the public and private sector and these civic networks could finally change our politics by reconstituting our society.

"When we reconstituted our family business by taking the family interests out of the REIT into Rechler Equity," he said, "a lot of people didn't understand the difference, and we had to tell the story over and over".

Much as the 2008 financial crisis scrambled our political economy — yielding the Zuccotti Park occupiers who went on to wave signs for Bernie Sanders, as well as the intractable Tea Partiers-turned-Freedom Caucusers — Katrina radically reconstituted our understanding of race, place, and inequality.

These folks are interested in reforming and reconstituting our systems of education through philanthropy.

In reconstituting our own identities and realities, we engage in a form of mutual creation and construction that can be both deeply unsettling and therapeutic in equal measure.