But I don't think his studio has been rebuilt.

They took out two of my broken ribs, and they rebuilt my back, L1, they rebuilt it, they took out another broken rib, they fused T12, L1 and L2 together.

In another village two kilometers further, perhaps 80 of the approximately 25 houses had been rebuilt.

There were a few cases of active construction, and a handful of dwellings that were completely rebuilt.

The site of the former police station, razed to the ground during the unrest of 2004, has not been rebuilt.

Nearly all those structures, however, were rebuilt on previously existing sites and in the physical context of pre war settlements.

to observe any rebuilt or new structures, estimating their quantity and determining how many of them were or could be inhabited

In the village of Kirakh Mushlan, the FFM found some 20 houses rebuilt on ruins and at least three working automobiles.

Twelve islands need complete resettlement, while the socio economic infrastructure must be rebuilt in more than one quarter of the inhabited islands.

Due to a construction flaw, the cooler could be operated only provisionally and had later to be completely rebuilt by the buyer.

International confidence in their exclusively peaceful intent is also vital and, where damaged, must be rebuilt in a clear and fully verifiable way.

The devastated church my mom attends has been not only rebuilt higher, it's poised to become the first Energy Star church in the country.

In New Orleans, the I 10 Twin Spans, with sections knocked out in Katrina, have been rebuilt 21 feet higher to allow for greater storm surge.

Fourth, regulatory structures will need to be rebuilt, and this will require a global effort. Absent international coordination, the opportunities for destructive regulatory competition will defeat regulatory reform.

Small rural clinics can be built or rebuilt very quickly, within the first year of peace. Solar panels and wind turbines can provide off grid power in isolated rural areas.

34 children attend the school which was rebuilt on ruins in 2003 with money provided by a wealthy French Armenian who once had visited the region on a charity tour.

The opening of the rebuilt Old Bridge on 23 July 2004, in the presence of many dignitaries, cast the world's spotlight on Mostar and helped further to normalize the atmosphere in the city.

The country s once powerful military, which collapsed with the demise of communism in 1991, was being rebuilt. And Putin s handpicked successor, Dmitri Medvedev, had been eased into power, while Putin downshifted into the premiership.

Sri Lanka's economy was projected to grow by as much as 5.5 per cent in the current year as roads and hotels damaged by the tsunami were rebuilt and the fisheries and tourism industries began to recover.

Now, during the boom, there were several really dramatic redevelopment projects where the original building was scraped to the ground and then the whole site was rebuilt at significantly greater density, a sort of compact, walkable urban neighborhoods.

The city was rebuilt, eventually grew to more than 73,000 inhabitants, and remained stable for more than 300 years until October 2008, when tremors began again. From January 1 through April 5, 2009, 304 additional tremors were reported.

Even a successful preventive attack would at most set back Iran s nuclear program a few years. It would almost certainly be rebuilt, presumably in underground, fortified sites that would make future attacks far more difficult to carry out.

Now God, angered at this attempt to usurp his power, destroyed the tower, and then to ensure that it would never be rebuilt, he scattered the people by giving them different languages confused them by giving them different languages.

In other words, if democracy is to be rebuilt, is to become again vigorous and vibrant, it is necessary not just for the public to learn to trust their politicians, but for the politicians to learn to trust the public.

The use of social dialogue for crisis management should be increased, because trust must be rebuilt. Donors must maintain the promised (and very modest) levels of development aid for the poorer countries, and the drive to achieve the Millennium Development Goals must be renewed.

After inflation and unstable government, Charles de Gaulle rebuilt the French political system, but also the idea of the French nation, by championing currency stability. He explicitly went back to the legacy of Napoleon, and argued that France could be stable only with a strong currency.

Since Shiite fundamentalism is itself a recent phenomenon, the early Iranian revolutionaries inevitably rebuilt the religious seminaries along lines suggested by the Iranian opposition s most powerful pre revolutionary discourse communist ideology. By modernizing the seminaries following a single party model, the revolutionaries gained control over them.

Yet one year later, and despite the actions of those provocateurs, a new democratic government is in charge. The parliament building is not yet rebuilt, but the government is trying hard to rebuild Moldova as a democratic country with legitimate aspirations to join the European Union.

Such a preemptive attack would certainly destroy some or even most of Iran s existing nuclear facilities and materials. But some capability would likely survive, and the nuclear program could be rebuilt over several years in a manner that would make a second attack much more difficult.

As the economies of the Czech Republic and other central and eastern European countries were rebuilt and began to grow again, emissions have naturally started to increase. It should be clear to everyone that there is a very strong correlation between economic growth and energy use.

Most importantly, they inherited from the Soviet era bloated and inefficient public sectors, which they are finding hard to downsize and professionalize. The private sector has been entirely rebuilt and is vibrant, but it cannot remain competitive if fiscal demands are not reduced a familiar problem in Europe as a whole.

As recently as last year, the fishing families say, employees of the refinery burned down homes that had been rebuilt. Trapiche moved the families to a nearby town, where they gained access to electricity, water, sanitation, and schooling, but if they want to continue to fish, they have to travel a long distance.

Second, while a military strike would slow Iran s nuclear program, facilities could be rebuilt in the absence of inspectors to find and destroy remnants, regime change, and or military occupation. Moreover, the attack shock could trigger Iranian vengeance regionally and elsewhere, with a global economic impact far exceeding that implied by a blockade.

Palestinians and Israelis need to establish viable dialogues across the huge social fissures that divide them, as well as dialogues between the authorities and ordinary people who live in a state of confusion about what is being done in their name. Trust needs to be rebuilt if we are to help the parties understand how to overcome past enmities.

It started with large multinational companies, which are on as solid a financial footing as I can remember. Smaller firms are gradually recuperating banks have rebuilt their capital cushions and reduced their dubious assets the housing sector has stabilized and a growing number of households are reestablishing healthier balance sheets, especially as employment gradually picks up.

Now that the bubble has burst, America s current economic downturn is likely to be far worse than previous ones, because US enterprises will have to be rebuilt, slowly and carefully. The dramatic weakening of the US dollar may help America to narrow its massive trade deficit, but we should not expect any sustained improvement without drastic changes in American management.

Housing prices are rising, and, while residential investment is increasing, it remains depressed as a share of GDP. Households have cut their debt and rebuilt their balance sheets, but the large loss in household wealth, weak growth in wages and income, the concentration of most income gains at the top, and a decline in labor s share of national income to record lows continue to constrain consumption.

The war s costs extend far beyond repairing oil installations and turning on the electricity. Cities such as Misurata have been ravaged by the fighting and will have to be rebuilt. But Libya lacks the technical capacity to tackle these problems. Short on skilled experts, a post Qaddafi Libya risks becoming dependent on foreign assistance, much like the Palestinians, who live largely from international aid rather than from their own economic activity.

The war s costs extend far beyond repairing oil installations and turning on the electricity. Cities such as Misurata have been ravaged by the fighting and will have to be rebuilt. But Libya lacks the technical capacity to tackle these problems. Short on skilled experts, a post Qaddafi Libya risks becoming dependent on foreign assistance, much like the Palestinians, who live largely from international aid rather than from their own economic activity.