| To reconstitute them, just rinse in water to remove any loose dirt then combine with hot water for about 20 minutes. |
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| Why did you not report that any attempt to reconstitute the country's WMD programmes would be immediately detectable to Western technology? |
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| Please make sure that you don't reconstitute your infant formula with water that is not purified. |
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| Once it's dry, grind it up into a powder and reconstitute with water or vinegar as needed. |
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| Henry II's attempt to reconstitute the fyrd in 1181 indicates that the system was still considered valuable. |
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| We are going to reconstitute the Court for the next case, so we will adjourn now and resume at 2 pm. |
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| Hopefully that new government, after June 30th, will be able to reconstitute their army, which is what I hope they will do. |
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| On the one hand, faculty retirements give institutions flexibility to reconstitute their faculty in the years ahead. |
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| Rather, it is by engaging in these interactions that organizations constitute and reconstitute themselves as social realities. |
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| If he was going to reconstitute reality, then he had to do so without resorting to a hyperrealist presentation. |
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| In addition, processed cheese manufacture offers companies the opportunity to reconstitute cheese trim or odd lots into a useful product. |
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| Writing, which ought to nurture and give shape to thought, is instead being used to pound it into a powder and then reconstitute it into gruel. |
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| Biometric identifiers are digital codes that cannot be used to reconstitute your image or fingerprint. |
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| It is a buffer used to stabilize newly conjugated proteins, to reconstitute lyophilized conjugates, and to dilute concentrated conjugates. |
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| Cartes-de-visites carry the stamps of their studios which help us to reconstitute the travels of the subjects or collectors. |
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| It is doubtful, however, that such interest is meant to reconstitute the former empire, even within the CIS, as the costs would be too high. |
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| The mixture is put in shape and compacted to reconstitute the pavement course on the spot. |
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| These values must be revivified in order to reconstitute a solid basis for viable and prosperous communities. |
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| Like spotted dog, a pudding dear to Captain Jack, lobscouse took a while to reconstitute. |
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| To reconstitute the vaccine, first withdraw the entire contents of the diluent vial into a syringe. |
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| Soak the arame in cold water for 10 minutes to reconstitute. |
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| Arithmetically, the prime minister can reconstitute his nationalist-religious coalition and rule on. |
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| Muqtada al-Sadr, a popular cleric, has threatened to reconstitute his Mahdi Army militia to drive out any remaining Americans. |
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| As such, it is necessary to reconstitute the legislation with a mind to giving it more substantive effect. |
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| This is particularly harmful for attempts to reconstitute financial circuits upstream of fraud. |
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| On the military level, Hamas was badly hit and it will take time for it to reconstitute itself. |
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| It may be that we shall have to expel the law lords from the Upper House and reconstitute them as a separate, superior, appellate body. |
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| These images in addition made it possible to reconstitute the trajectory of Sirius in the star field. |
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| In a word, he wanted to reconstitute part of the history of the Cathar priesthood. |
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| It is known that a bone marrow stem cell transplant can reconstitute the recipient's bone marrow. |
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| It is easy enough to do, as Justice Callaway points out, when there is knowledge and disclosure at the start, because one can reconstitute the court relatively simply. |
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| He said that the council will convene a meeting next Friday to reconstitute the committee and include government ministries involved in the provision of services. |
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| The matching was done mainly by crosschecking the name, institution, and department and was relatively easy, but it did not allow us to reconstitute the researchers' publication records completely and accurately. |
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| It corresponds to the clear-sighted will of the American dominant classes to quickly reconstitute the conditions for a world market and a friendly camp. |
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| One bottle contained enough distilled water to reconstitute the dried plasma contained within the other bottle. |
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| Nonetheless, William was able to reconstitute the royal bench of judges and reopen the royal exchequer. |
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| The former Haitian Armed Forces were demobilized in 1995, however, efforts to reconstitute it are currently underway. |
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| In close proximity to the CBD, it will reconstitute the natural geography of the site as it was prior to the construction of the first wharves and will complete a 14 km waterfront promenade. |
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| Following the commencement of work in the Implementation Aspects Group, the plenary would reconstitute itself into a negotiating group and continue its discussion of the text of the draft convention. |
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| We cannot unbreed the child and reconstitute his genes in a happier combination. |
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| This can be explained by the difficulty to reconstitute the cost of each investment since its acquisition and to identify the dividends received relating to profits earned before and after the acquisition. |
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| My intent therefore, is to deny the insurgents the ability to rest, re-supply, and reconstitute their leadership in Kandahar Province this winter. |
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| In 1991, after the end of the tyrannic years of Ceausescu, when the Brothers could meet again, many Spanish Brothers arrived in Rumania in order to help reconstitute some communities. |
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| The Government had established the Historical Truth and New Deal Commission, intended to reconstitute the history of the indigenous peoples and put forward a new public policy towards them. |
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| For example, the user can make choices, implement a strategy, move objects, use logical reasoning, reconstitute a whole, or modify or create an image. |
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| It is true that there will always be a heritage to protect, to reconstitute and develop and that progress in know-how and technologies draws progressively back the limits for possible improvements. |
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| He makes it clear that, if re-elected, he will try to reconstitute the alliance with Labour. Mr Netanyahu seems to be shifting his focus to the economic arena, at least for the leadership contest. |
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| This last-mentioned type of action is very effective in the short term but the authorities have confirmed the growing ability of the traffickers to reconstitute their supply networks very quickly. |
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| Potato flakes are popular as an instant variety of mashed potatoes, which reconstitute into mashed potatoes by adding water, with butter or oil and salt to taste. |
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| After a short battle, both sides withdrew to reconstitute their forces. |
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