Sentence examples for changes to restore from inspiring English sources

He has forced through constitutional changes to restore old presidential powers and add new ones.

"I am now confident that we have put in place the necessary changes to restore growth in the medium term," he added.

During the Bush administration, she helped lead a coalition of Clinton-era alumni of the office in proposing changes to restore its reputation and independence.

But company officials said they also recognized that it would take a combination of changes to restore confidence in the battery system.

President Obama would listen to and follow the advice of engineers who provided leadership and oversight for these programs and make changes to restore America's proper role as a leader in energy and nuclear technology.

The emphasis, in the German view, has to be on maintaining fiscal discipline while focusing on structural changes to restore competitiveness, the only one of Mr. Abe's three arrows that the Germans seem prepared to pull from the quiver.

(After criticism this was changed to "Restore the balance").

The law should be changed to restore benefits for all legal immigrants.

Lidbetter said: "These governance reforms represent the final crucial step in delivering the necessary change to restore the group and return it to health.

"It is ludicrous that rules can be broken without sanction and so we must see systematic change to restore confidence and standards.

First, you ask how some desired quantities would change holding the equilibrating variable constant; then you ask how that variable has to change to restore equilibrium.