Sentence examples for attempted to restore a from inspiring English sources

They "attempted to restore a system designed for autocrats in a land where autocracy was no longer politically sustainable".

His early reforms attempted to restore a national consensus; one of these, the National Pact signed in 1989, drew together the ruling party, the legal opposition, the Islamists, and all the national organizations.

Others were destroyed by well-meaning, but disastrous, cleaning techniques: in 1934, when a London photographer attempted to restore a nearly century-old portrait of Dorothy Draper, the sister of the scientist and physician John Draper, he accidentally erased the image.

UN and French troops are attempting to restore a semblance of law and order.People are venturing on to the recently deserted streets in search of food and water.

No consensus about the nation's health and priorities existed before Sept. 11, and if we attempt to restore a mythical America, we'll be repeating a fatal error.

His colleague Eric Thomson commented: "The philosophy of the field of brain-machine interfaces has until now been to attempt to restore a motor function lost to lesion or damage of the central nervous system.

Kerry spoke after attempting to restore a partial truce in Syria amid a dramatic rise in violence, especially in Aleppo.

In three loci (AtFH3, AtFH4 and AtFH16) attempts to restore a missing exon within FH2 revealed probable frameshift errors in the genome sequence.

Multiple attempts to restore a stable national government have failed and much of Somalia remains in protracted conflict, with large populations of IDPs having inadequate access to health and social services, especially in the two southern zones [ 18].

Do not attempt to restore a doll that is very old without checking its collectible value first.

But it was not until the mid-1980's that the library attempted to restore their color with a chemistry-based darkroom process for a small exhibition in 1986.