Sentence examples for reconstituted under from inspiring English sources

Tax officials are less lenient, too, as Rangers, a big Glasgow club, discovered: it was forced into liquidation by tax arrears, afterwards being reconstituted under new ownership.

The sixth man detained was Yosef Ben Barach, described as a shepherd from Maon Farm, an illegal settlement disbanded under former Prime Minister Ehud Barak, but reconstituted under Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.

It was banished, first by Hitler, who abolished all German states, and then by the allies who singled out Prussia for oblivion as Germany was being reconstituted under their occupation.

Is socialism, dismantled by Margaret Thatcher and disdained by Tony Blair, being reconstituted under the flag of the red dragon?The New Labour mantra, of more choice for public-services consumers like parents and patients, is explicitly rejected by the ruling Welsh Labour Party.

A kingdom in the 9th century, it was reconstituted under William the Pious (died 926) and again, more imposingly, under William V 994/5 10299), who was acclaimed as one of the greatest rulers of his day and even offered the imperial crown in 1024.

The rest of Commerce's scientific portfolio would be reconstituted under a new Cabinet department focused on trade and economic development.

Many strategies have been shown to provide nominal improvement in reconstitution times, such as adding wetting agents in the diluents, incorporating high annealing steps in the lyophilization cycle and reconstituting under vacuum.

Some legal experts questioned how effective the ruling would be in eliminating hate crimes and speech, noting that banned parties often reconstituted themselves under different names.

Morsi's supporters presented it as vengeance on the part of the regime, parts of which have reconstituted themselves under Morsi's usurper and former defence chief, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi.

The cities of Lombardy, however, reconstituted themselves, under the leadership of Milan, as the Lombard League, and not only sabotaged the diet at Cremona but effectively opposed Frederick's reorganization of northern Italy.

After Mr. Yarkas and several followers were arrested in 2001, investigators have said, the group reconstituted itself under the leadership of Sarhane ben Abdelmajid Fakhet, a former Tunisian graduate student in economics who in 2003 began calling for an attack on Spain in part because of its support of American policies toward Iraq.