Sentence examples for called for restoration from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dzhugashvili, a 64-year-old retired army colonel who has called for restoration of the Soviet Union, was barred from running for Parliament last fall.

And, as anyone who has made it all the way through the thing can vouch, it isn't a film that called for restoration and redistribution so much as demolition and oblivion.

ArtsPeak, the confederation of peak national arts organisations, has called for restoration of Australia Council funding "as a matter of urgency so that the Australian arts ecology can remain viable and vibrant".

aThe 2010 Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in Nagoya, Japan, explicitly called for restoration to supply ecosystem services (CBD Convention of the Parties 10: Decision X/2; reaffirmed at the subsequent Convention of the Parties 11 at Hyderabad, India, 2012: Decision XI/16).

Guinean Foreign Minister Edouard Niankoye Lama called for "restoration of peace and stability" and of "all democratic institutions," when speaking at the General debate of the sixty-seventh session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).

Under the regulation, department officials can call for restoration of contaminated sites to "pre-disposal conditions to the extent feasible".

This year, Louisiana officials released a 50-year, $50 billion coastal master plan that calls for restoration projects for the rapidly disappearing wetlands, and includes $10.9 billion for structural protection measures.

"A Plan to Resurrect a Queens Rail Line" (letter, Jan . 9 is correct in calling for restoration of the Long Island Rail Road's Rockaway Beach Branch.

He does not hesitate to attack the ruling party or call for restoration of some of the political freedoms that were rolled back under Mr. Putin, but he has not criticized Mr. Putin himself.

Viola Cross, a retired nurse who led residents in calling for restoration of residential zoning, said she and her neighbors only learned of the zoning change when a pool company applied to the town's zoning appeals board for permission to build an oversize warehouse near her house.

For Loudon, culpability runs deeper than failing to call for restoration of basic freedoms in Honduras.