Sentence examples for would be reconstituting from inspiring English sources

Last year, President Jovenel Moïse declared that the Caribbean's poorest nation would be reconstituting its army, just in time for the drawdown of United Nations troops, who have been part of the Haitian security landscape for years.

He said the board would be reconstituted soon.

The commission, which had grown inactive, would be reconstituted, he said, with some former members reappointed and new ones added.

The center would be reconstituted as "an organization dedicated to the performance of contemporary dance," in the proposal's words.

The entire army would be reconstituted at the brigade level to be able to strike quickly, "so that a warrior would also be a guerrilla," Mr. Mangabeira Unger said.

The Calhoun First National Bank was willing to lend him money in the expectation that the commission would be reconstituted and authorize matching grants.

He said no date had been set on the first new meetings of these groups, which would be reconstituted by the Bush administration with its own officials.

Theater executives involved with the production were unsure on Thursday if the original cast from the show's off Broadway world premiere at Playwrights Horizons would be reconstituted.

Unlike most chemotherapy agents, which kill cells unselectively, the radioactive BLyS would home in on the cancerous B cell and the mature B cells, he said; the patient's immune system would be reconstituted from the younger B cells.

Administrators said that the service was temporarily ended and contracted to the Visiting Nurses Association because the previous management was not up to state standards, but that it would be reconstituted.

Executives at Advance said the paper and its Web site, NOLA.com, would be reconstituted into a new company, the NOLA Media Group, as a way of adapting to the new ways news was being delivered and consumed in an increasingly digital age.