Sentence examples for reconstruction now from inspiring English sources
In Libya, "intervention lite" has been followed by an even lighter reconstruction, now unravelling with increasingly disastrous results.
"Reconstruction now depends on the Israelis' good will," said Jabbar Qeshta, deputy mayor of Rafah, and a member of Hamas.
The result was a course on postcatastrophe reconstruction, now in its second semester, where students devise building plans, work on environmental and social issues, and create financing models for real-world projects.
As for Dayton's pledges to arrest war criminals and to return refugees to their homes, the ethnic cleansers were asked to remix their communities and arrest themselves.What has changed is that the governments which supply the money and men for Bosnia's reconstruction now seem to take the Dayton promises seriously.
Image review again showed that fewer subsets were preferred, with the 9 subset reconstruction now being most ideal.
Architect Jan Blazej Santini Aischl got to the reconstruction now very prized buildings due to their devastation during the war period and the turbulent political situation.
Happily all these pioneering reconstructions now endure, courtesy of a small but still highly distinctive discography.
Hence reconstructions now rely largely or entirely on molecular phylogenetics, which groups organisms according to similarities and differences in their biochemistry, usually in their DNA or RNA.
Multiple "genome-scale" metabolic network reconstructions now exist for C. acetobutylicum[ 9- 12].
Our results of the ancestral state reconstructions now suggested, that, whatever character coding [either two-stated (Fig. 3C) or organ-type specific (Fig. 3D)] is used, the octotaxic system evolved independently many times in parallel within the Poronota.
Reconstruction is now focused on the historic Crown Room.
