Sentence examples for cause of restoring from inspiring English sources
"Ukip is hugely grateful to Paul Sykes for his magnificent contribution to the great cause of restoring Britain's ability to be a self-governing nation.
And while religious nationalists trumpet the cause of restoring a Jewish presence on Temple Mount, leftists think that campaign is both kooky and dangerous.
"This is not to say that we are suddenly racially pure, but constantly talking about it and reducing everything to black versus white is not helpful to the cause of restoring civility to our public dialogue".
The people who have rallied to the cause of restoring Egypt's democracy have held a sit-in in Rabaa al-Adawiya, one of Cairo's largest squares, away from Tahrir Square, which was the centre of anti-Morsi rallies.
Louisiana has begun a program called America's Wetland to draw attention to the problem, and to rally environmentalists, businesses and ordinary residents to the cause of restoring marshes and barrier islands.
A plausible excuse was offered by the cause of restoring Isaac II, whose son Alexius IV had escaped to the West to seek help, and who made lavish promises of reward to his benefactors.
The theology of restoring our people.
If a reduction in natural estrogen was the cause of these problems, then maybe restoring a woman's estrogen to premenopausal levels might ameliorate them.
"The club also believes that this cause of action was necessary to restore the good name of the London Welsh RFC.
Wyeth is now testing an antibody that doesn't reverse the genetic cause of the disease, but aims to restore the body's ability to grow muscle by blocking myostatin, a protein that prevents skeletal muscle formation.
In Executive Order 93, however, McCrory now admits this was not true: "I support and encourage the General Assembly to take all necessary steps to restore a State cause of action for wrongful discharge based on unlawful employment discrimination".
