Sentence examples for as having restored from inspiring English sources
Under Mr. Wood, the trust -- which oversees the J. Paul Getty Museum and three other arms, for conservation, research and philanthropy -- was seen as having restored its reputation.
The IDF has refuted these allegations.Mr Ashkenazi is seen by many Israelis as having restored the morale and fighting efficiency of the IDF in the aftermath of the troubled 2006 Lebanon campaign, while Mr Barak is given little credit.
This article was amended on 19 August to correct a picture caption that wrongly identified Julia Nagle as having restored Tate Modern's defaced Rothko painting; it was in fact restored by the Tate's in house team.
The new king presented himself as having restored order to a trouble-torn country.
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Yet supporters say that Singh will be remembered in future years as having restored calm to the nation following deadly Hindu-Muslim riots in 2002 in Gujarat, where Modi was serving as chief executive.
But just as you've restored your natural rhythm it's all change a few days later.
"Now, as we have restored the credibility in the short term, that gives us the possibility of having a smoother path of fiscal adjustment in the medium term".
"After a decade of war the nation that we need to build and the nation that we will build is our own, an America that sees its economic strength restored just as we've restored our leadership around the globe".
Besides the real estate market and their personal comfort, Catherine and Stephen Candland of Greenwich, Conn., had one more consideration as they have restored and updated their turn of the century Arts and Crafts home for nearly 10 years: maintaining the architectural integrity of the house.
By this time, Gassendi had also developed his early interests in a variety of questions in basic physics and in restoring the philosophy of Epicurus much as Thomas had restored Aristotle, integrating his thought with what he held to be theologically viable.
