Sentence examples for be aimed at restoring from inspiring English sources

Much of the effort, he said, will be aimed at restoring the gleam of the Club Med brand name, which is on 180 clubs in 36 countries, including the United States, then diversifying into apparel, entertainment and cafes under the Club Med logo.

Things are different today, as President Obama's visit to Israel will be aimed at restoring their relationship, which had become tense during his first term, as a result of the priority given by the first term President to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the two-state solution.

Consequently, possible therapies could be aimed at restoring the normal function of these organelles.

Instead, therapy should be aimed at restoring intravascular volume and adequate hemodynamic parameters.

A different set of grants is aimed at restoring oyster habitat to curb pollution in more troubled waters.

After holding an independent review Evans adopted several changes he said were aimed at restoring integrity and transparency.

And so he welcomes this kind of rule change, which is aimed at restoring judo to its more traditional form.

The national police investigator had been sent to Niigata to perform a routine department inspection that was aimed at restoring public trust in the police.

Many of the financial support measures rushed through by American and European leaders recently have been aimed at restoring that lost faith.

Today, however, with Monet one of the art world's biggest draws, the new renovation was aimed at restoring the museum to the way he had imagined it.

In February, the commission ordered the regional government to recover illegal aid in a move that it said was aimed at restoring fair competition in the market.