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Public confidence in governments' ability to tackle the immigration crisis would only be restored by a stringent new system of controls on the EU's external borders, he said.

The first meadows will be restored by a collaboration between Kew and the High Weald Landscape Trust's Weald meadows initiative in West Sussex.

Congress's authority to declare war will hardly be restored by a new Congressional committee dependent on the administration for information and a requirement to vote quickly (but after the fact) on unilateral presidential actions.

When the shah tried to dismiss Dr. Mossadegh in August 1953, the prime minister's followers took to the streets and the shah fled, only to be restored by a coup backed by the United States and Britain.

In 1839 his friend, the writer Prosper Mérimée, placed him in charge of the restoration of the abbey church of La Madeleine at Vézelay (1840), the first edifice to be restored by a modern state commission.

However, for several weeks, the pulse motion could be restored by a proper start up.

BRANCUSI RESTORATIONS Rain-damaged Brancusi sculptures are to be restored by an Italian company under a Romanian government contract, the Romanian culture ministry announced yesterday.

Mr Sharif's party insists that the judges removed by Mr Musharraf should be restored by an executive order based on a parliamentary resolution.

But he also ensured that all the money that lone parents lost last year would be restored, by an increase in the benefits paid to all families with children.

In libel cases, untruthful damage to a reputation can be restored by an apology and damages; but once embarrassing private information has been disclosed, it stays public, no matter how the leaker is punished.

Every time a cell divides, a portion of the telomere is lost and can be restored by an enzyme called telomerase.