Sentence examples for reconstituted after from inspiring English sources

The election tested the police and military, which were reconstituted after the war while United Nations peacekeepers patrolled the country.

While the gold standard was reconstituted after that war, it broke up when Britain left in 1931.

His decision to seek re-election from the existing electoral college, rather than one reconstituted after the general elections, will be seen as at best slippery.

"I was hoping not so much for the parish to be reconstituted after all these years, but for some kind of justice".

The speed with which weapons laboratories were reconstituted after the April invasion suggests the difficulty facing the army in sustaining what it regards as the benefits of these raids.

But StudioEIS has many reminders of the sculpture project: the clay figures of Washington and Franklin, reconstituted after casting, and 10 bronzes of delegates, which will be shipped to Philadelphia with the rest of the figures in May.

Although General Petraeus said there was "no question" that the Americans and the Afghans had made military progress in the crucial provinces of Helmand and Kandahar in the south, he said the Taliban were moving to reconstitute after the beating they took this past fall and winter.

The ability of the involved bone to reconstitute after methylprednisolone injection is believed to be due to the fact that the disease affects children before skeletal maturity so that the pubertal growth spurt provides sufficient time for adequate remodeling by the active growth plates that are spared by the disease process [5, 34].

In addition mortality remains higher after successful anti-tuberculosis treatment of HIV-1-infected persons 4, even though CD4+ T-cell numbers partially reconstitute after initiation of anti-retroviral therapy (ART) 5. T-cell activation is an important mechanism of HIV-1 pathogenesis 6 and persistent cell expression of activation markers predicts the progression into AIDS 7.

Risk of foodborne illness in infants could be reduced when caregivers strictly adhere to hygienic practices, such as washing hands before preparing PIF, sterilizing the equipment, immediate feeding, re-warming bottles after storage in refrigerator and throwing away reconstituted PIF after 24 hours.

The Friends of Williamsbridge Oval Park, created decades ago in Norwood to revitalize a 20-acre open space inside a former reservoir, recently reconstituted itself after years of dormancy.