Sentence examples for regroup under a from inspiring English sources

A chastened, wiser AKP would simply regroup under a different name and it will be business as usual, the argument goes.

Stuart Broad will inevitably play a pivotal role as England seek to regroup under a new captain, reacquaint themselves with their most talented batsman and restate their Test match credentials in exacting conditions.

"If progressives are to avoid being marginalised by an ideologically-barren Conservative party, bereft of any discernible convictions other than a sense of entitlement that is now their turn to govern, then the progressive forces in British politics must regroup under a new banner".

But its fighters regrouped under a new leader.

The enemies now are the members of the coalition government ranged against a Labour Party regrouping under a new leader.

In 2004 Belgium's highest court found a Flemish far-right party, the Vlaams Blok, guilty of racism, forcing it to disband (though it regrouped under a new name).

Some 19 other DTP deputies said they were pulling out of parliament with the aim of regrouping under a new label.On December 15th two Kurds died in Bulanik, in the south-east, after a shopkeeper fired on protesters.

Even if AK had been shut down and its leading members banned, some 300 of its deputies would have retained their seats as independents, regrouped under a new name and formed a new government alone.

First, these disciplines are so tightly interconnected that research in this domain deserves often to be regrouped under such an acronym (POSEID disciplines).

Referred to by his aides as a new Marshall plan, it calls for an international consortium led by the UK to reconstruct Pakistan's tribal areas, unravelling extremist infrastructure that grew massively during the Musharraf years - when more than a dozen proscribed terrorist organisations were allowed to regroup under new names, and pro-jihad madrasas trebled to 13,000.

The wager is that Republicans would then get credit for ridding America of an unstable would-be dictator, and they could regroup under Pence in time to limit damage in the 2018 election.