Looking for a permanent end to the Cuban independence struggle, he proposed, in a confidential letter to the Spanish government, to "reconcentrate" the civilian inhabitants of the rural districts into camps. ❋ Applebaum, Anne (2001)
As soon as we have overcome the financial crisis, we shall reconcentrate all our efforts on balancing the budget so that future generations won't be saddled with our debt. ❋ Peer Steinbrück (2008)
We should reconcentrate our efforts with our Strykers, our soldiers, your soldiers to the -- against the terrorists and the insurgents, and -- and the death squads, against these things. ❋ Unknown (2006)
In the low interest rate setting we see, analysts will reconcentrate on free cash flow as the pivotable metric in valuation. ❋ Martin T. Sosnoff (2006)
Wilcox could tell himself without vainglory that he had protected the rear of Lee and had made it possible for Early to reconcentrate scattered forces. ❋ DOUGLAS SOUTHALL FREEMAN (2001)
"As far as the Egyptians are concerned, that would reconcentrate the bloodline far more acceptably." ❋ McCullough, Colleen, 1937- (1991)
The first requisite was to reconcentrate the French army with the minimum of delay. ❋ DAVID G. CHANDLER (1966)
Hohenlohe lost no time in falling back to Kahla en route for Jena, while Frederick William and Brunswick decided to reconcentrate at Weimar. ❋ DAVID G. CHANDLER (1966)
Before Rommel could reconcentrate to meet the threat from a new direction, the 1st and 10th Armoured Divisions were among him. ❋ Donald L. Miller (1945)
Levels of iodine 131 entering the air can be very diluted, but if the iodine is deposited on grass eaten by cows, the cows will reconcentrate it in their milk by a factor of 1,000. ❋ By MATTHEW L. WALD (2011)
Though even ardent advocates of the original reform acknowledged the need for stronger mechanisms to hold schools accountable, the Board of Education in recent years hasn't acted to salvage and strengthen the original model of reform but rather to reconcentrate power, policy making, and resources in the superintendent and the central office. ❋ Unknown (2010)
CARP, Mariano added, "was used only to reconcentrate the land of a few landed families," referring to loopholes in the original law that allow landowners to circumvent the program, for instance by turning their farmlands into non-agricultural property. ❋ Unknown (2009)
2 To achieve this, Bell intended a series of measures: food deprivation, imprisonment, destroying shelters and crops, and, most controversial, to “reconcentrate” the populations in some areas into “protected zones” outside of which any Filipino would be considered a combatant. ❋ Col. Matthew Moten (2011)
