Sentence examples for service reconstruction from inspiring English sources

A fire service reconstruction displays how a single naked flame in a wardrobe can rapidly become deadly.

The airfield engineers of No. 62 Wing RAAF were also landed during 11 June to begin work on returning No. 1 Strip to service; reconstruction of the airfield began the next day.

His service in Reconstruction should be recalled as well, as he led the suppression of the Ku Klux Klan, jailed local leaders who denied Constitutional rights of freed slaves and did all within his power--to include the use of military force--to uphold the rights of African-Americans and loyal white Unionists against the resurgence of racism and violence after the war.

Ms. Cutter was making a reference to another favorite Democratic line of attack, Halliburton, the giant oil services and reconstruction company once led by Vice President Dick Cheney, which has been accused of overcharging for its services in rebuilding Iraq.

Estimated cost of restoring services and reconstruction in Gaza: $6 billion [Palestinian government minister, quoted in news reports]33.

The Limb Reconstruction Service provided by the team from the UK was to be in addition to the local services.

A Houston-based company, ChurchStreet Technology, already offers a reconstruction service for documents that have been conventionally strip-shredded into thin segments.

We identified 17 patients diagnosed with congenital PMBT, from the Paediatric Limb Reconstruction Service (PLRS) database between 1989 and 2002, 11 of which underwent and completed leg lengthening procedures during this time.

Key components of the plan included constitutional law, compulsory military service, warlord abolition, reconstruction efforts financed by the international community and a ministry devoted to women and children.

Complex non-unions are best treated by a specialist limb reconstruction service.

4. Conflict can create opportunities to re-establish the philosophy and basis for social service and economic reconstruction.