We will NEVER let a reconstituted ISIS have those fields!
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The Obama administration only reconstituted the task force in 2014.
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The key question is whether the institution can ever be reconstituted.
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It's that the infrastructure is destroyed irreparably and cannot be reconstituted.
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The Sudanese government has reconstituted them as the Rapid Support Forces.
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They settled on Canelas, recently reconstituted after being overwhelmed by debt.
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Tarrant's hero, Breivik, claimed they had reconstituted in the 21st century.
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The Islamic State has repeatedly reconstituted itself after its leaders were killed.
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Newly reconstituted index membership will take effect when markets open on Monday.
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The reconstituted Oath team is tantamount to a house cleaning of Yahoo.
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Vegetable protein no longer means dry, tasteless "meat" patties and reconstituted tofu.
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Under the deal, Purdue is to be reconstituted as a public trust.
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Surfaces in the kitchen are reconstituted granite, while the island is Corian.
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Under the deal, it is to be reconstituted as a public trust.
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A hot dog is a forcemeat, something already ground up and reconstituted.
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What can justify the replacement of pork by reconstituted poultry in luncheon meat?
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Like all of us, these people are broken, imperfectly reconstituted by Cromarty's will.
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We hope that the newly reconstituted SEC will make disclosure a top priority.
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It's impossible not to love McDonald's fries, those salty strings of reconstituted potato.
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Some parts along the Faultline were so leveled that they were reconstituted as farmland.
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With current numbers, a reconstituted center-right coalition would not have a governing majority.
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The reconstituted Fox corporation includes Fox Business, Fox Sports and a national broadcast network.
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Repeated police raids have shut down the camp, but it has always reconstituted itself.
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But Rotasiil must be reconstituted with liquid, which might be a hindrance, he said.
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Thompson does not expect the FRC to be legally reconstituted into ARGA until 2022.
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By some migratory magic, despite the bullies, brutes and philistines, he had reconstituted himself.
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In a society without universal rules, many yearn for a new, or reconstituted, moral order.
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In August, the board reconstituted itself, with four board members stepping down and three joining.
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From there, the message isn't reconstituted into something understandable until it reaches the receiver's device.
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Angiomax must be reconstituted with water and then further diluted before it can be administered.
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Both five-bedroom homes are clad in reconstituted timber and use largely recyclable materials throughout.
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Maybe with Ross' guidance, the board of EXIM can be reconstituted, and gain Congressional approval.
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Roberts' challenge with the reconstituted conservative court will be deciding how far rightward to move.
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It has yet to be approved by parliament, which will be reconstituted after the elections.
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Quickly reconstituted Southern state governments tried to recreate systems as close to slavery as possible.
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Instead, Barbuda must be reconstituted for a world in which another Irma might be possible.
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Some cases could eventually end up before the newly reconstituted conservative majority on the Supreme Court.
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But after the reconstituted form of OxyContin went on the market in 2202, that balance changed.
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They both contain 95% Modal, made from spinning cellulose reconstituted from beech trees, and 5% spandex.
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Even when the Commission was reconstituted for 85033-2017, it seemed to fall on deaf ears.
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It also exported to Cuba a 596,000-barrel cargo of reconstituted crude, according to the data.
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The reconstituted City Opera now presents the work's American premiere from May 31 through June 4.
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So far only the Peaches have been reconstituted; this summer, about 20 players have regularly participated.
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Mr. Trump's expanded and reconstituted legal team is now dealing far more aggressively with Mr. Mueller.
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And when that brand quickly exhausted itself, conservatism reconstituted itself as the "populist" spirit of Trumpism.
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The patterns were reconstituted from the original patterns, and three decades later seemed surprisingly au courant.
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First, the school board had to be reconstituted according to the system that predated mayoral control.
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As part of the NAFTA renegotiation, this idea could be revived and the working group reconstituted.
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Goldman Sachs is a big believer that the reconstituted S&P communication services sector will outperform.
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Oil prices were generally high, and the Russian economy reconstituted itself as a natural resources exporter.
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"The reconstituted seeds will play a critical role in developing climate-resilient crops for generations," Abousabaa said.
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No-one but a real fantasist believes the empire can be reconstituted, or wishes it to be.
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Visiting an exhibition as a young child, he saw a reconstituted dinosaur and promptly burst into tears.
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"Bob is going to be a key part of the new company when it's reconstituted," he said.
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And as they know all too well, Italian Williamsburg is reconstituted each year for one glorious moment.
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Result: a reconstituted Taliban, their leadership secure in Pakistan, made inroads into more than half of Afghanistan.
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Today, the event's six "founders" are the people who reconstituted Burning Man after 1996, including Ms. Dubois.
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Today, the event's six "founders" are the people who reconstituted Burning Man after 1996, including Ms. Dubois.
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Reconstituted as a self-supporting sculptural installation, the panels' traces of use, markings, wounds, and stains remain exposed.
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"The flu vaccine has been reconstituted to be a better match, particularly for the H3N2 component," he said.
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In response, the U.S. has reconstituted its Second Fleet, whose area of responsibility will include the North Pole.
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The third and current one was reconstituted by Abdel Aziz Al Saud and named Saudi Arabia in 1932.
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Herewith are some of the biggest, most enticing "what ifs" of a reconstituted Marvel Studios: Place your bets.
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New York audiences can catch the reconstituted ensembles in settings that show how established these trailblazers have become.
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After his upset victory, Trump appointed a un-reconstituted drug warrior, Alabama senator Jeff Sessions, as attorney general.
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CNN reported that Johnson rejected Trump's push to get Russian President Vladimir Putin back into a reconstituted G8.
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In Professor Ferguson's telling, these networks are invariably co-opted by reconstituted hierarchies and the process begins again.
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All this raises the question of why a Russian return to a reconstituted G8 is in US interests.
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Everest is a Yeti, but in this movie Yetis have been substantially reconstituted from those of conventional myth.
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In response, SunEdison reconstituted TerraForm Global's board, replaced independent directors and terminated its management, according to the lawsuit.
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Last year's retirement of centrist conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy landed Roberts at the ideological center of the reconstituted court.
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It is the first case taken by a reconstituted high court after Justice Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation earlier this month.
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The chief justice is now fully in charge of a reconstituted conservative court where he is the ultimate decider.
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"I think we're 75 percent reconstituted," said Admiral Karl Schultz in a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing on the budget.
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It had the tangy richness of cheese that hadn't been dried, smashed into powder, and reconstituted with hot liquid.
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But the extremists reconstituted themselves in Syria as the Islamic State, before seizing the cities of Falluja and Mosul.
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"I think we're 75 percent reconstituted," said Admiral Karl Schultz in a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing on the budget.
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They have trouble thinking about our shared social and moral formative institutions and how such institutions could be reconstituted.
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Julie de Libran, the creative director of Sonia Rykiel, even reconstituted Bananarama (live!) for her label's 50th-anniversary show.
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A previous version of this article misstated the location of a concert featuring the reconstituted Art Ensemble of Chicago.
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There are procedures and practices that have evolved over decades in this pursuit that would have to be reconstituted….
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Article spinners use automated tools to rewrite existing content; finding and replacing words so that the reconstituted matter looked original.
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When asked about the reconstituted puddle of metal on the bedroom floor, Soriano said: ''I don't know what it is.
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Earlier this year, the exchange operator appointed Ashok Chawla, a former anti-competition commissioner, as chairman, and reconstituted its board.
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I'm going to put my head in a giant, salted corn bucket and eat reconstituted pig arseholes covered in mustard.
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CIA spokeswoman Sara Lichterman said the panel would be reconstituted with new members and begin meeting again later this year.
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King hooked back up with a reconstituted version of the band in 1987 and toured and recorded for another decade.
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The noodles are soft and chewy but the "seafood" is actually reconstituted fish protein in an array of neon colours.
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The group was reconstituted in September after the departure of Mr. Moonves, but before that it had become intensely factionalized.
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Frozen burgers and chicken wings were deep fried, and foods in cans and sacks were reconstituted for hastily prepared meals.
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Only when Messi matched and, in some lights, surpassed Maradona's achievements was the search called off — or, more accurately, reconstituted.
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The drills will feature a reconstituted armored force named for a storied Soviet military unit, the First Guards Tank Army.
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Much like the orange-flavored Tang that astronauts used to drink, freeze-dried mouse sperm can be reconstituted with water.
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" In 2019, Trump has reconstituted 2+2=5 as "I had a totally innocent conversation with the President of Ukraine.
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Land and Buildings Chief Investment Officer Jonathan Litt said NorthStar's board needed to be "significantly reconstituted" to maximize shareholder value.
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Do progressives expect the rights of Jews to be protected should Hamas someday assume the leadership of a reconstituted "Palestine"?
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The reconstituted Little Feat incorporated a strong dose of New Orleans funk into what had been essentially a country-rock approach.
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Central to the campaign was a vow to fight corruption, and once in office Strange reconstituted the state's special prosecution unit.
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Made from the antibodies of an Ebola survivor, it can be crystallized and reconstituted with saline-like fluids in the field.
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Xerox said the new leaders and a reconstituted board of directors would immediately look to end or restructure the Fujifilm deal.
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The artist then resized and reconstituted them, along with the models, into single sculptures that were milled or 3-D printed.
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He joined a reconstituted lineup of the group as a rap singer in 1988 under the new stage name Bushwick Bill.
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His militia, reconstituted after the extremists of the Islamic State captured Mosul in the summer of 2014, was renamed the Peace Brigades.
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Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Facebook have not issued statements regarding the reconstituted ban and have not yet responded to requests for comment.
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In exchange for reinstating U.S. exports, ZTE paid a $1 billion fine, reconstituted its board and accepted a U.S.-appointed compliance department.
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The early-stage team, which has been largely reconstituted over the past 18 months, will continue operating under the Kleiner Perkins brand.
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I asked for eggs and home fries, and could tell straightaway that the scoop of yellow dropped on my plate was reconstituted.
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Hershey responded that the trust would not be able to consider an offer until it is reconstituted next year, the source said.
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And its quiet intensity — building over the course of a single, unbroken tracking shot — is a product of their reconstituted creative dynamic.
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That undertaking begins by collaborating with perfumers who design the smells using what Genson calls "reconstituted chemical raw materials" and natural ingredients.
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National Bank (NBG) reconstituted its board of directors on Wednesday, appointing former deputy central bank governor Panagiotis Thomopoulos as its new chairman.
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The Coinbase Index uses price data from GDAX, and it will be reconstituted every time a new asset is listed on GDAX.
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And it is through the Fool that it comes clear why plot, however resourcefully reconstituted, is, after all, the least of it.
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Today telecom is dominated by a reconstituted AT&T along with Verizon, with Sprint as a distant third (yet still immense) player.
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Friends say he still wants a future in Republican politics, having reconstituted his political action committee shortly after leaving the White House.
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Daviau's wormhole has no clear rules, apparently changes its mind about whether you can change history, and is later reconstituted in a toilet.
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In recent months, the Islamic State group has reconstituted itself in the Syria-Iraq region and continues to inspire mayhem across the globe.
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In a few short years, a handful of its members hid out and reconstituted in the fertile ground of the Syrian civil war.
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The CFPB also would be reconstituted and renamed, with the director appointed by the president and the agency losing much of its power.
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Picture it: Reconstituted orange rinds leaping from the garbage, honeydew rolling angry out of the pantry, a peach pit flying through the window.
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A recent study published in Cell compared how the microbiome of the gut reconstituted itself after antibiotic treatment with and without probiotic administration.
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Mr. Welcher told those on the call that the board, which now has 25 volunteer members, would be reconstituted as a smaller group.
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Total (including $5.00 tip): $30.21 Dinner Dinner consisted of leftover lamb tagliatelle reconstituted by a splash of lamb stock and some goat cheese.
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Eventually, the chief of police for Nineveh Province, whose capital is Mosul, reconstituted his forces at a spartan base north of the city.
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" • Jeff Smith, Starboard's C.E.O.: "We are confident this newly reconstituted board will bring a refreshed sense of urgency, oversight, and accountability to Newell.
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But it was reconstituted by Mr. Putin to give the Russian military more offensive punch and present a visible demonstration of Russian power.
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With the C.P.U.S.A. reconstituted, virtually every Communist who had hailed Browder for years as the symbol of an Americanized Communism then shunned him.
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Then, in 1971, she founded Artservice (later reconstituted as Artservice International), a nonprofit focused on promoting the work of American artists in France.
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"Over the next 5 years, I think we're going to see all of social networking reconstituted around this base of private communication," Zuckerberg said.
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Actress Vidya Balan was appointed as part of a newly reconstituted 12-member panel, with only five from Nihalani's current team making the cut.
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The substance of the blogs — guidance on motherhood and domesticity — is often so thinly reconstituted that it's basically motherhood tips from a content farm.
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And Priorities USA, which was reconstituted to support her candidacy, is spending more than $10 million of its own in a number of states.
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J.P. Anthony Braxton has always seen his reconstituted, spatial music as a part of a wide tradition, lacing free improvisation into new compositional models.
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For risotto, she uses dried mushrooms, which can live in the pantry indefinitely and are reconstituted to make the stock the rice cooks in.
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"To have reconstituted my parents as movie stars, and to dance with them on film, is, psychologically, moving in the right direction," Mills said.
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Ultimately the two grandmothers, Chinese and Irish, align themselves, a reconstituted family unit that achieves a harmony of nations on a small, human scale.
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"One of the things they wanted to start doing is to show Igbo people they are being reconstituted into the national body" Ogbechie said.
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The White House later released a reconstituted transcript of the call while Trump declassified a whistleblower complaint that had raised concerns about the conversation.
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Would it have consequences that in dozens of markets, a reconstituted Sinclair-Tribune would call the shots at more than one "big four" station?
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Starting on Monday, the telecommunications sector was renamed "communication services" and reconstituted with major internet and media companies alongside AT&T and other telecoms.
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Mr. Orban had co-founded a liberal youth group, Fidesz, that was reconstituted as a political party and won 22 seats in the new Parliament.
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We've really reconstituted the board with some great experience across technology, innovation, certainly the airline experience, that's important," Munoz told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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The product of this was then dissolved to remove the toxic glue and then reconstituted as a tough, clean material that the Group named Spidrex.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South African President Jacob Zuma said on Tuesday his cabinet has confidence in a newly reconstituted board of the struggling state airline.
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How Mosul's identity is reconstituted will help determine whether Iraqi leaders can pacify a country dogged by jihadists and sectarian bloodshed for the past decade.
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Assad has repeatedly shown that he is willing to use whatever chemical weapons he has retained or reconstituted to attack and terrorize he own people.
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The dispute over this signature Trump initiative, a foundation of his 2016 campaign, could be the greatest test of the reconstituted Roberts Court's ideological divisions.
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Near the end of that chapter, Rothko's applications of red and black are suddenly reconstituted through the narrator's glimpse of a woman in a red dress.
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WE'VE REALLY RECONSTITUTED THE BOARD WITH SOME GREAT EXPERIENCE ACROSS TECHNOLOGY, INNOVATION, CERTAINLY THE AIRLINE EXPERIENCE THAT'S IMPORTANT, I HAVE SOME GREAT FINANCIAL PRESENCE FROM INVESTORS.
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Synthesizing all of this, she reconstituted different moments from her adolescence, casting amateurs as a number of characters, with multiple actors often playing the same role.
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Travelers who order from the Apollo 11-inspired IAH menu won't be served meals that need to be reconstituted and squeezed into their mouths from bags.
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As they retreated, IS leaders hid weapons caches and millions of dollars in the vast Syrian desert, and reconstituted their movement as a guerrilla fighting force.
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The new guidelines state that 100% fresh or reconstituted fruit juice can be a healthy part of a well-balanced diet for children older than 1.
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That's what researchers at Harvard's Wyss Institute have done, creating a tiny light-controlled stingray with a solid gold skeleton that moves using reconstituted rat muscles.
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After his 1995 murder trial reconstituted how blockbuster court cases were televised, O.J. Simpson's criminal charges will come under public scrutiny yet again via live television.
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Notwithstanding its incipient landscape suggestion, the painting channels both John Chamberlain's crushed and reconstituted automobile parts and Conrad Marca-Relli's austere formalist patchwork — quite a feat.
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The justices may want to avoid this, so a reconstituted Roberts court may instead choose stealth and overrule Roe without openly acknowledging it was doing so.
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Optimism about a reconstituted free trade agreement for the United States, Canada and Mexico helped world markets kick off the fourth quarter on a positive note.
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Lampert's bid also proposes forgiving $1.3 billion of debt he holds in exchange for ownership of the reconstituted Sears, a bankruptcy maneuver known as a credit bid.
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Hitler and Stalin, between them, drove psychoanalysis out of Europe, but the movement reconstituted itself in two places where its practitioners were welcomed, London and New York.
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Prominent lawyer Thein Than Oo told Reuters the commission should be reconstituted with people "who know about human rights" and had no links to the old regime.
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Here, it's been pulverized, reconstituted with spices unnamed (trade secret), drenched in a meld of barbecue sauce and rémoulade, and tucked into a warm, chewy pretzel bun.
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In here, in this arena reconstituted as a decidedly alternative zone: a thousand (or more like 20,000) barefoot children (of many ages) joyfully dancing on the lawn.
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By transforming the flat image icon we all know into a wall sculpture, the artist has creatively reconstituted an everyday object from digital image to physical object.
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The population of Mauriceville, a heavily flooded bedroom community, seemed to have largely reconstituted in the gym at Buna High School about 20 miles up the road.
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I'm convinced that the American withdrawal from Iraq in 2011 was the proximate cause of the speed with which al Qaeda in Iraq and later ISIS reconstituted.
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Its first victim was Poland's Constitutional Tribunal, which emerged from a long legal battle a year later with its membership reconstituted, leaving it subservient to the government.
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Some of the players who defected in 2008 have reconstituted their team in the Netherlands, and Arefaine and his teammates talked dreamily of their compatriots' new lives.
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"Once reconstituted, NRF could again be positioned to grow as it will be an internally advised and managed REIT," said Litt, a former Citigroup Inc REIT analyst.
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One such piece, a "reading room" built in 1988 to commemorate the martyred Italian-American anarchists Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, has been reconstituted at Met Breuer.
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So we would then have to either attack again in the future to deal with a reconstituted nuclear program or acquiesce to Iran having a nuclear weapon.
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In its New York premiere, the reconstituted New York City Opera is presenting the work, which opened on Thursday in the Rose Theater at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
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Trump has repeatedly defended his July 2019 call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, a reconstituted partial transcript of which was released by the White House in the fall.
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Aurelius said it wanted to seek declaratory and injunctive relief to keep the oversight board from operating until it could be reconstituted in compliance with the appointments clause.
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"But this board, even somewhat reconstituted, has lost so much credibility with investors that this expenditure for lobbyists looks like another in a series of very bad decisions."
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With those scraps, he produces Structural Skin, a durable snakeskin-like material formed from shredded hides that are placed into a mold and reconstituted using a sustainable glue.
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An appointment of this sort ought to await some clear sign that the reconstituted DOJ is utterly unequal to the task — at which point the pressure could again mount.
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The task force will be established as a subcommittee of the Aviation Consumer Protection Advisory Committee, a newly reconstituted panel due to meet for the first time in January.
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To ensure clean water for the festival, the Shipra's smaller tributaries have been blocked or diverted, and purifying ozone is being injected into the reconstituted waters in Ujjain itself.
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The five indexes Fundstrat has created are: Fundstrat said it uses a proprietary algorithm to determine the weighting of each coin in an index, which is reconstituted every quarter.
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African Americans joined forces with President Ulysses S. Grant, along with a political faction called the Radical Republicans in Congress and the reconstituted Southern legislatures, to achieve political power.
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The company has recently added new grades to its portfolio, such as Castilla Norte and reconstituted crude, while importing U.S., Brazilian, Russian and African oil for its Cartagena refinery.
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They ring the outermost suburbs, grunting and muttering, and are briefly an annoyance, before returning to the beginning again, a loop that had been destroyed and was now reconstituted.
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After last year's edition of Volta was abruptly canceled and memorably reconstituted in Chelsea, the fair returns with new ownership, a new site, and a new director, Kamiar Maleki.
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Many fear that with poor governance and sectarianism still the rule in Syria and Iraq, some reconstituted form of the Islamic State's extreme Sunni Islamism could yet find support.
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Here Freud's exactitude comes across as a much more generous act of transubstantiation, as if the body, turned into paint, might live a second life in its reconstituted form.
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Importantly, the researchers are hoping that a circular recycling system can be devised whereby plastic can be reconstituted back into plastic, easing the burden on plastic production and oil extraction.
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It will be billed as tasting exactly like what people would have had in Cuba 150 years earlier — as close as they can get, anyway, using sucralose and reconstituted lime.
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The sauropods are teamed up with a group called the Herrerasauridae, which are so primitive they are not easily fitted into the Saurischia-Ornithischia system, to form a reconstituted Saurischia.
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The Andean country, which exports a cargo of reconstituted crude at least monthly, sold a similar condensate cargo to the United States in 2010 that was discharged at Freeport, Texas.
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Then, Kaine embraced not some reconstituted, post-Marxist version, but the hardcore, Cold War variety — an avowed Marxist ideology inimical to the institutional Catholic Church and to the United States.
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A young female journalist named Rachel (working for a reconstituted version of this paper's magazine) takes on an assignment to analyze the fate of topical satire in an apocalyptic world.
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His signature postmodern aesthetic is rendered with elegant geometry, including an arched mirror frame fashioned from Alpi, a type of reconstituted wood pioneered in the 1920s, and gold-plated cylinders.
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A reconstituted Museum of Mississippi History — the original was lost to Hurricane Katrina — simultaneously made its debut in the same new $2100 million building occupied by the Civil Rights Museum.
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The sexual assault task force will be a subcommittee of and report to the Aviation Consumer Protection Advisory Committee (ACPAC) that was reconstituted by Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao on Thursday.
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A reconstituted court with Kennedy's replacement on the bench would have the capability to revisit some of the key 5-4 decisions — from marriage equality to abortion — issued during Kennedy's tenure.
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The Revolution did not just eliminate monarchy and create republics; it actually reconstituted what Americans meant by public or state power and brought about an entirely new kind of popular politics.
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Outrageous luxury is only one element in Koons's masterly fusion of Pop content and minimalist aesthetics, which prophesied and still authorizes the cultural aplomb of our reconstituted, remorselessly ongoing gilded age.
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But most of the album invokes the kind of cinematic artifice, at once old-fashioned and openly reconstituted, that Danger Mouse has also brought to his own projects, like Broken Bells.
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Each table holds two hot sauces: one is fiery orange, made from reconstituted dried chiles sent from Tibet; the other is a thick, dark chile oil, made tingly by Sichuan peppercorns.
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Haitian police officers exchanged gunfire for hours Sunday with soldiers of the newly reconstituted Haitian Army outside the national palace, in an escalation of protests over police pay and working conditions.
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The light from the lasers isn't just reflected; it's split apart in multiple colors and through multiple "pupils" in the display system and then "reconstituted" into the right spot on the waveguides.
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Perhaps most important, Brazil will have reconstituted itself as a much more limited form of electoral democracy, in which a politicized judiciary can exclude a popular political leader from running for office.
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Our present panics tend to arrive just as new parts of our economy, culture and politics are reconstituted within platform marketplaces — shifts that have turned out to be bigger than anyone anticipated.
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Eight out of 11 sectors rose, with the S&P 500 communication services index, recently renamed and reconstituted with Facebook, Google-parent Alphabet and other internet and media stocks, jumping 0.80 percent.
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If the addition of Mr George reduces Mr Westbrook's triple-double output and reduces the perceived reward from padding his statistics, that might be an underappreciated reason for the reconstituted team's expected success.
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Members of Silicon Valley and the greater tech industry are already voicing their opposition to President Donald Trump's most recent executive order, which this morning reconstituted his controversial and potentially unconstitutional immigration ban.
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"I'm sorry to say that all the reboot rumors are just that...rumors," Combs wrote alongside a photo of her with Alyssa Milano and Rose McGowan, the reconstituted Halliwell sisters (sorry, Shannen Doherty).
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The mostly Iran-backed militias remained separate from the U.S.-led coalition, but over the next three years they helped Iraq&aposs reconstituted military to drive IS out of most of the country.
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The shape of a great ancient ship had to be reconstituted from the faint traces it left inside the mound, and inside the outline of that ship there were two kinds of treasure.
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For example, in 2014, the Obama administration requested that our Karnes County Residential Center in Texas be reconstituted to exclusively house mothers together with their children as immigration increased along the southern border.
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Coordinated opposition offers peaceful channels of dissent unavailable elsewhere, as there are no local political leaders (governors are appointed by Cairo, and municipal councils were disbanded in 2011 and have not been reconstituted).
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In a 2014 feature on the "forgotten internment," the Anchorage Daily News noted that the traumatic experience led to a spike in alcoholism and that some villages never reconstituted themselves after their depopulation.
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And despite continued concern and controversy within the medical community regarding its use, it remains available for sale over the internet in a powdered form that can then be reconstituted for subcutaneous injections.
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The militants have since reconstituted and extended their range of influence, striking hotels and restaurants in regional capitals and terrorizing villages in the hinterlands, where nearly 1 million people have fled their homes.
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Eight new members were then appointed by a separate judicial body that was itself reconstituted in the weeks after the coup, as Mr. Erdogan's government sought to reassert its grip on state institutions.
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Literary classics by old masters like Eugene O'Neill, Racine and Gertrude Stein have been regularly anatomized and reconstituted by means that include the latest in vision-shaping technology (computers, cameras, sound equipment, etc.).
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It had only recently reconstituted the national police force, which had been disbanded at the end of the war, and its prisons were vastly underequipped to handle an explosion of the inmate population.
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In an email, the press secretary with the Ministry of Justice said parliamentary committees are currently being reconstituted, so it'll be up to them to "determine their agenda and priorities" once they're formed.
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This move may mark a pivot toward the economic containment of China, with core North Atlantic and East Asian alliances of the Cold War reconstituted in opposition to Chinese economic and political power.
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"Nine of the twelve directors will be new to the board, and we are confident this newly reconstituted Board will bring a refreshed sense of urgency, oversight, and accountability to Newell," Starboard's Smith said.
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This effort, in turn, could potentially become part of the diplomatic resolution of the civil war and the post-conflict reorganization of Syria's government through the UN-sponsored Geneva Process, which should be reconstituted.
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Anthony Welcher, who, as one of Mr. Mulvaney's deputies, oversees external affairs for the bureau, told those members of the board, which now numbers 2100, that it would be reconstituted as a smaller group.
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Among the parties seeking seats on Wednesday are Allah-o-Akbar Tehreek, the reconstituted version of a party that officials had previously banned, and Tehreek Labbaik Pakistan, which backs the country's contentious blasphemy laws.
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The faction reconstituted under Mr. Farrakhan in the late 1970s retained the original name, though not the influence or support that it had when its leaders were Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali and Elijah Muhammad.
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Even Robert Morris's huge Observatory, which was also constructed for Sonsbeek '71 and later reconstituted outside Lelystad, has been annexed as part of a group of six sculptures maintained by the Flevo Landscape Collection.
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But over the next five years, I think we're going to see all of social networking kind of be reconstituted around this base of private communication, and that's something that I'm just very excited about.
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Her ritual of surveying and naming was therapeutic: It conjured a vision of Lebanon as a reconstituted entity — territorially and politically — to replace the scenes of fracture flickering across my grandfather's black-and-white television.
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Even if every illegal Mexican were deported and the wall built a mile high, the entire undocumented Mexican population of 22019 million could be reconstituted from visa overstays, theoretically, in as little as four months.
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Material traces of vital communities besieged by biased immigration laws and attitudes and virulent gentrification in LA and the US more broadly are reconstituted in tactile works that are supremely sensitive, evocative, and visually dynamic.
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Founded in the 1920s as the International Criminal Police Commission and based in Vienna, it fell under control of the Nazis during World War II. It was reconstituted after the war, according to its website.
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The choice the justices make in the coming weeks will tell us something important about the newly reconstituted Roberts court, specifically whether its commitment lies with consensus or with the regained power of five votes.
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The effort is the latest, and most extreme, in a national strategy by legislatures in red states to pass restrictive abortion rules in the hope of reaching the Supreme Court and its newly reconstituted conservative majority.
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In addition to Islamic State, the United States and its allies are endangered by a reconstituted al Qaeda, groups such as the Haqqani network and Hezbollah, as well as from homegrown extremists radicalized online, it said.
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The Whitney Museum's Astro Noise, Poitras's first solo museum exhibition, seems built upon an incorrect premise: what works in a film — thematically, visually, and emotionally — might be reconstituted to function within a white-cube art space.
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From the growing number of attackers in detention, the police learned that the newly reconstituted Ansar al-Islam had changed its tactics, now recruiting madrasa students and teachers instead of university students to carry out killings.
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The hard power realists in Trump's reconstituted National Security Council might also note that France is currently the most functional member of the EU, a key NATO power and a member of the UN Security Council.
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The company appears willing to cough up between $10bn and $12bn, with $3bn or more coming from the Sackler family, as part of a bankruptcy transaction that would see the firm reconstituted as a public trust.
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Earlier that year, as the campaign reconstituted itself, top officials also made a choice right out of the gate to forgo the hiring of an outside strategic consulting team, instead keeping their entire operation in house.
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Again, there's a certain bleakness to Scandinavian cinema that has produced some terrific movies and TV shows (particularly in the noir-ish crime vein), but those elements seldom work as well when reconstituted for U.S. consumption.
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The empire has no desire to be reconstituted, and the terms of trade that were imposed at the point of a gun in Britain's favor during the empire will not be available in the 21st century.
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But it felt like a victory for everyone: Wright even homered in a World Series game at Citi Field, long since reconstituted to alleviate right-handed power struggles, though Wright was seldom around anymore to enjoy it.
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The Wells Fargo accounts, they believed, were still accumulating revenue from some of the old Xacti businesses — the ones selling travel deals or DVDs or antivirus toolbars — some of which had been reconstituted under new, offshore corporations.
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Mr. Rouhani said that a reconstituted nuclear program would be "far more advanced," a veiled threat that the country could start enriching uranium up to the level of 20 percent, a step toward building a nuclear weapon.
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But with Mr. Prince's inventive, reworked staging, some tweaks and trims and other changes, not to mention a winning cast drawn from both theater and opera, this "Candide" represents an encouraging forward step for the reconstituted company.
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Lampert's offer also included a proposal to forgive $1.3 billion of debt he holds in exchange for ownership of the reconstituted Sears, a bankruptcy maneuver known as a credit bid that has also drawn objections from creditors.
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The latest specimens sent to the bank, located on the Svalbard archipelago between mainland Norway and the North Pole, included more than 15,000 reconstituted samples from an international research center that focuses on improving agriculture in dry zones.
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PARIS, April 17 (Reuters) - French video game developer Ubisoft said on Wednesday it will offer free access to its "Assassin's Creed" game, which allows players to roam in a meticulously reconstituted Notre-Dame Cathedral during the French revolution.
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USA!) According to The Guardian, in some of those "ice creams," cream and milk were replaced with partially reconstituted dried skim milk or whey protein, vanilla was swapped for "general flavoring," and some also included coconut oil (NO
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But a thorough review of the documents is essential in setting up a baseline with relevant locations and capabilities for long-term monitoring and the early detection of any illicit activity, if any of these activities are reconstituted.
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After demanding a three-day postponement before NBG's new board is reconstituted, the HFSF fund sparked speculation of a brewing clash with NBG's top management, particularly if it asks for an extraordinary shareholders meeting to resolve the matter.
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On this trip to New York, Bregoli was staying with her grandmother in Mill Basin, in the very same house where her mother grew up and caught the Brooklyn accent that Bregoli now exhibits in some reconstituted form.
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The Waldorf will be reconstituted as a smaller hotel with more apartments; the Waldorf Towers, reached through an entrance separate from the hotel's, has been a suites-only address with longtime residents since the Waldorf opened in 2500.
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Rather than being a sub-division of Momentum "A World Transformed" is a free-standing organisation that was founded last year at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool and has reconstituted itself, bigger and better, this year in Brighton.
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And if one day you see a twenty-something brown girl biting into her cheeseburger between sobs and crying into her fries until they're limp shreds of reconstituted potato, feel free to pull up a chair and join me.
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Eschewing the over-the-top set extravaganzas of recent seasons (the supermarket, the airplane hangar, the casino), Mr. Lagerfeld instead reconstituted a salon of old, from the cream carpet to the gold ballroom chairs, mirrored pillars and beige walls.
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The Constitutional Responsibility Project, organized by former Obama aides last year to push for Garland's confirmation, will be reconstituted at the offices of SKDKnickerbocker, with Sheila O'Connell, most recently Chris Van Hollen's 2016 Senate campaign manager, coming on board.
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Since the turn of the millennium, the Bad Plus have been one of the sturdiest institutions in improvised music — a combustible trio with a book of finely orchestrated, catchy original tunes, and a knack for radically reconstituted pop covers.
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The obvious and successful purpose of this move was to induce mass resignations by the unit's experts, and it's very unlikely that if and when the agency is reconstituted it will be nearly as good at doing its job.
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But if you live in city that's a reconstituted swamp, as I do, or you live in a state of 12,000 breeding grounds, as I USED to, then I think the weather guy can talk in generalities about it.
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In others they replicated and reconstituted racial stereotypes in order to further the expansion of white supremacist control of the region—with returns to investment found not in the extraction of capital values, but in the ledger of white racial dominance.
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Conservatives and liberals are closely watching the case, which could reveal how the nation's top court, newly reconstituted with a fortified conservative majority, is likely to deal with one of the country's most divisive social issues in the coming years.
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Since then Mr Corbyn has rejected successive entreaties to resign, reconstituted his shadow cabinet from the dregs of his parliamentary support and seized on the publication of the Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq war (which he opposed) to rally his supporters.
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Then through these partnerships Berzock and her team also established new intellectual trade routes by which the material heritage of these African nations were reconstituted in a foreign nation so that we might know how we ourselves have come to be.
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One solution — indeed, the most practical solution — would be for UConn to de-emphasize or drop football and rejoin the Big East, which has been reconstituted as a basketball league and includes old Huskies rivals like Georgetown and St. John's.
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That power structure was partially dismantled this year, with a woman, Andrea Stewart-Cousins, leading the Senate for the first time in state history, and a reconstituted Legislature independently passing a slew of bills after years of heavy-handed gubernatorial control.
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"We're really excited to be using REFIBRA™, which is made of reconstituted factory waste cotton that has been shredded and combined with wood pulp, before being remade into a new Tencel/Lyocell fibre," H&M Designer, Ella Soccoris told Refinery29.
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The mosque was raided by the authorities in January 2003, and in February 2005 it was reconstituted — "run by a new board of trustees with a new management team, new imams, a new name and new ethos," according to its website.
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The I.R.A. had already destroyed its weapons and given up its clandestine cells, and Sinn Fein (pronounced shin-FAIN) had endorsed a reconstituted Ulster police force, which it had regarded for decades as an arm of British and Protestant repression.
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For much of the 20th century, a majority of domestic dramas seemed to take place within the equivalents of sealed rooms, no-exit environments in which clans fought, fell apart and reconstituted themselves in what felt like a cyclical eternity.
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What was once one of the nation's densest neighborhoods is emptying out, as single people, often without children, reclaim and reunify buildings born as luxury housing more than a century ago, then atomized into flop houses, then reconstituted as apartments.
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We also have almost a dozen ICE members signing a letter this week, calling for ICE to be reconstituted to take away from some of the things they&aposve been asked to do under President Trump, which was not their original mandate.
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MUMBAI, June 22 (Reuters) - India's central bank on Thursday reconstituted a panel to oversee restructuring of troubled loans, as it strives to cut more than $150 billion of bad debt banks in Asia's third-largest economy have accumulated over the past years.
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Officials said there was no precedent for a challenge to the outcome of a presidential election in the history of modern Austria, a federal republic that was reconstituted in 21944 from the ashes of Nazi Germany, which annexed the country in 21992.
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Among them are two reconstituted versions of Return to Forever: an acoustic combo with Hubert Laws on flute and Ravi Coltrane on tenor saxophone, and a fusion powerhouse with John McLaughlin on guitar, Victor Wooten on bass and Lenny White on drums.
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Sending its beleaguered shares more than 13% higher, the company said it expected its plans for a secondary listing to result in further board changes and that it would prioritize a search for a permanent CFO when its new board had been reconstituted.
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In a statement accompanying the new sanctions, the Treasury Department indicated that the U.S. government would consider lifting the ban on debt if Venezuela's democratically-elected National Assembly, which Maduro dissolved earlier this year, was reconstituted and approved Venezuela again issuing international debt.
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" You could never do convenience store degustation in the UK, Lowe responds, telling a story of being so desperate to eat that he bought four sticks of cheese from a petrol station shop and wrapped them in reconstituted rounds of ham. "Horrible.
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But though singer Ndiouga Dieng is indeed gone, Balla Sidibe and Rudy Gomis remain frontmen to reckon with as their voices roughen, and where Baobab's other 21st-century albums reconstituted their greatest hits, here they generate new titles worthy of their legend.
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Last week, a recently reconstituted panel of science advisers to the E.P.A., the Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee, sharply questioned the agency's longstanding position that particulate pollution is causally linked with premature death, and it called for a new assessment of the pollutant.
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And sure enough, politicians promised it was possible to surf the waves of globalization at the exact moment when all the middle and lower classes could do was tread water, and parties of the right formed or reconstituted around cultural fault lines.
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When the Giacometti Institute opens its doors on June 22015, the reconstituted atelier will be the centerpiece of the site's exhibition space, which the Fondation Alberto et Annette Giacometti plans to use as a vitrine for its collection of the artist's works.
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It was created in part as a reconstituted ancient state for its indigenous people; in part as a refuge for Holocaust survivors and Jews fleeing European and Middle Eastern anti-Semitism; and in part as an ethnically, religiously and culturally diverse modern society.
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A reconstituted transcript of the conversation released by the White House also shows Trump asking Zelensky to investigate Biden's role in pushing Ukraine to dismiss a prosecutor who was looking into a natural gas company on whose board his son, Hunter Biden, sat.
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There, he has reconstituted slate shingles from a roof, wooden planks from a gym floor and bound copies of Ebony magazine into monumental structures that echo abstract canvases elsewhere in the institution, but are embedded with unsung stories of black laborers and entrepreneurs.
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We are calling for the TOMB to be disbanded and reconstituted to give equal weight to industry, health experts and parental groups, and for the removal of entertainment industry "front groups" which currently hold a number of the family advocate seats on the TVOMB.
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What started in 1877 as the original Bell Telephone Co turned into the great phone monopoly of AT&T, found itself broken up by the government in 1984, and has since slowly reconstituted itself as the massive duopoly of the modern AT&T and Verizon.
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We found history going much further back in the form of a reconstituted Neolithic cave at the Musée Historique et Archéologique, a rich cache of ancient stones, which houses a menhir from 4,500 B.C., the tombstones of local gladiators and fragments of lavish Roman mosaics.
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Much as the 2008 financial crisis scrambled our political economy—yielding the Zuccotti Park occupiers who went on to wave signs for Bernie Sanders, as well as the intractable Tea Partiers-turned-Freedom Caucusers—Katrina radically reconstituted our understanding of race, place, and inequality.
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Now, six years after the revolution, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's government has "reconstituted and expanded the repressive instruments" of Mubarak's regime into a systematic "torture assembly line" perpetuated by police and prosecutors, Human Rights Watch said in a graphic and disturbing report released Wednesday.
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But something goes wrong (or there wouldn't be enough material for a movie), leaving dad reconstituted only from the waist down, as the two embark on a desperate mission to find the magical object that will allow them to complete the spell in time.
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But if the Democratic Party frustrates drug reform activists and others who just want it to be legal already (for fuck's sake), the Republican Party is a total dead end—Attorney General Jeff Sessions, in particular, stands out as a un-reconstituted drug warrior.
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Bowser took control of the collection without warning on August 30 — the same day that she announced the launch of a new Office of Creative Affairs that she intends to become "the central coordination body for the reconstituted [arts commission]," according to the official announcement.
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Her efforts on increasing newsroom diversity have been especially notable: In partnership with the National Association of Black Journalists, she created the Reuters-NABJ scholarships at Columbia and NYU journalism schools, she has overseen our intern and trainee programs, and reconstituted the Americas Talent Council.
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The choreography for Ms. Mohapatra's recital was all by her guru and father-in-law, Kelucharan Mohapatra (1926-2004), one of the teachers who saved and reconstituted Odissi when it had reached a point of virtual extinction at the end of the British regime.
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Mr. Torres, who represents the Bronx and in January was named as head of a newly reconstituted investigative unit, wants city agencies to give "professional journalists" priority in filling their Freedom of Information Law requests — and said such a policy would help the Council.
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Trump has denied wrongdoing and has said that the complaint was "fake news," though a reconstituted transcript of his call with the Ukrainian leader that was released by the White House on Wednesday appeared to mirror some of the details included in the whistleblower complaint.
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Though Jackson struck a blow against the establishment that he had campaigned against, that power reconstituted within the coalition of newly powerful elites in the North and planters in the South that he represented, one that would prevail in political battles for decades to come.
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The supermarket's Everyday Value 2 litre tub of Soft Scoop Vanilla may come in at the knock down price of 89p, but the closest you'll get to Cornish milk and cream in the ingredients is "partially reconstituted skimmed milk concentrate," mixed with palm oil and stearin.
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"We understand that there is a general tendency to hold off on items not on the Democrats' top priority list until committees are reconstituted and there has been an opportunity for committees to hold hearings and markups before moving legislation to the House floor," she said.
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Networks like ESPN, CBS, and HBO have introduced stand-alone streaming apps as audiences move away from traditional TV. Lachlan Murdoch, who will oversee a reconstituted Fox empire after the company sells most of its entertainment assets to the Walt Disney Company, is ready to modernize.
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The Finsbury Park Mosque, a major house of worship in North London, opened in 1994 and became a hotbed of Islamist militants, but it was reconstituted in 2005 with a "new ethos," according to its website, and on Monday, Christian ministers gathered there to show solidarity.
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A reconstituted transcript of the call released by the White House on Wednesday showed Trump asking the Ukrainian leader to speak with his personal attorney about Biden's role pushing Kiev to dismiss a prosecutor who was investigating a natural gas company on whose board his son sat.
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FROM RICK OWENS'S ragged T-shirts and canvas shifts to the giddy ornamentation of Alessandro Michele's Gucci, all glitz and blitz and reconstituted Elton John costumes, the spring collections appeared to not have a common thread between them — a seemingly bipolar mix of downtrodden, derelict styles and escapist fantasies.
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JAMES R. OESTREICH AT 27 SECONDS The reconstituted New York City Opera just opened its second full season with a production of Puccini's "La Fanciulla del West," an undervalued masterpiece about a plucky young woman whose saloon becomes a substitute home for lonely miners during the California Gold Rush.
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The effectiveness of the nation's arsenal of cyberweapons hit its limits, they have discovered, against an enemy that exploits the internet largely to recruit, spread propaganda and use encrypted communications, all of which can be quickly reconstituted after American "mission teams" freeze their computers or manipulate their data.
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It's modeled after (and/or partly salvaged from) an actual box that had been repurposed for front-stoop giveaways, but it's unclear just how much of the piece is taken directly from that original object, how much is reconstituted from pulping it, and how much is altogether new.
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Having Carden play five of the show's six main characters (only Michael — played by Ted Danson — escapes being reconstituted in the form of Janet when he moves into her void) could have been little more than an excuse to overload on Carden's pitch-perfect impressions of the show's other actors.
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Rei Kawakubo's Boschean excess at Comme des Garçons — clashing Renaissance paintings and Japanese cartoons as prints and reconstituted pileups of tacky plastic children's toys as headpieces — was a stark contrast to Miuccia Prada's comic-book-print warrior women and the tatty gewgaws and currency-war patterns of Demna Gvasalia's Balenciaga collection.
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Some people may detest this, but I like to let the milk soak for a bit so that it almost turns into a porridge, and the blueberries become slightly reconstituted and a little more flavorful, and I can pretend that the field that they came from is just beyond the ridge.
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"Only a reconstituted board, free of the need to defend past actions and other legacy issues, will be able to objectively explore all strategic alternatives, including a sale of [Campbell] or other business combination, that would substantially increase the value of the [Campbell's] shares," wrote Strawbridge in a recent filing.
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Like other men of his social set— Teddy Roosevelt and Henry Fairfield Osborn, a president of the American Museum of Natural History , to name two—Grant adored nature, which to his milieu meant the North American continent, minus its original native population and reconstituted as a hunting preserve and contemplative retreat for themselves.
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AT 21982 MINUTES 250 SECONDS Last Friday, just days before the MacArthur Foundation awarded one of its "genius" grants to the composer and drummer Tyshawn Sorey, I spotted him sitting in the front row at Columbia University's Lenfest Center for the Arts for a concert given by the reconstituted Art Ensemble of Chicago.
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U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel issued the injunction after ruling for the national church and its reconstituted diocese on claims of trademark infringement, trademark dilution and false advertising under the Lanham Act and state law, rejecting the breakaway group's claims that it is the true successor to the diocese founded in 1785.
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RELATED: Chief Justice John Roberts sides with liberals in death penalty case The reconstituted court will be tested in upcoming months on disputes already on its calendar involving religious rights and partisan gerrymandering, as well as petitions related to bias against gay men, lesbians and transgender people and related to abortion rights.
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My understanding of the Ingels design is that when the building is viewed from one angle, a phantom limb of one of the original WTC towers will be connoted — the continuous surface side of 2 WTC somehow mirroring 1 WTC, and the specter of the Twin Towers reconstituted, in a deft act of perceptual conjuring.
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