Sentence examples for start to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

According to a recent poll by Szonda Ipsos, the number of Fidesz voters has declined from 34% early last year to 18%, but due to the new election law, the redrawing of election districts and the reshaping of key public posts, only a very wide coalition of political forces would be able to win the 2014 elections and start to reconstruct the country.

Now you can start to reconstruct the track.

For despite the rocky start to reconstructing postwar Afghanistan, an ember of hope for the country's future is still burning.

Barry W. Lynn, the executive director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, said, "I think that challenges would be inevitable if you started to reconstruct religious buildings with federal or state tax dollars".

So he started to reconstruct the site in the 1980s," he says.

Based on our recommendations, the National Park authorities started to reconstruct the trails, although recovery is expected to be slow.

This is particularly the case for enzymatic activities that can be predicted by gene functional assignments and used as a starting point to reconstruct genome-scale metabolic models.

This week he told a rally of East Timorese in Australia, "We will start from zero to reconstruct not only our country, but ourselves as human beings".

I also hoped very much that the fashion industry would take some real leadership by starting to really reconstruct our aesthetic.

Further fundamental biomechanical research is necessary before starting to clinically reconstruct the ALL.

Like Cohen, positivists also thought philosophy should accept existing bodies of science as a starting point, and should seek to reconstruct that science's theories and methods, even though they thought modern logic was the proper tool for carrying out their reconstructions.