Sentence examples for reconstituting itself as from inspiring English sources

Colonel On explained in an interview that his refusal was based on the fact that the Lebanese Army was just then reconstituting itself as an organization.

At times, Abish, like Fassbinder in some of his films, implies that there is something disgusting and scandalous in Germany's reconstituting itself as a viable capitalist democracy.

It's a "tax inversion" — Pfizer will in effect be reconstituting itself as an Irish company, in order to lower its taxes — and that's why so many people found it so offensive.

Workplace stress respects no boundaries, following workers home and reconstituting itself as family stress that then finds its way back to the cubicle in a feedback loop of tension.

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The PPP has reconstituted itself as an Islamic party.

reconstitutes itself as a functioning government, representing the people... View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.

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After former President Boris Yeltsin outlawed the party, it quickly reconstituted itself as the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.

But the peat reconstituted itself as I kept on, rebounding from behind, erasing my footprints — like those of a lone moose — as fast as I could make them.

But Atlantic Coast is trying to get out of its contract with United, which runs through 2010, and reconstitute itself as a low-fare carrier on its own.