Sentence examples for claimed to restore from inspiring English sources
After America claimed to restore democracy in 1993 by bringing back the deposed president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the UN was left in charge of upholding it.
(When in 334 Alexander similarly claimed to restore to the Ionian and Aeolian cities their laws and democracies, he was largely indulging in propaganda).
A female testosterone patch, called Intrinsa, launched in the UK in 2007, is claimed to restore the sex drive of women with low libido.
Osteopathic treatment is claimed to restore normal function to the digestive system and related somatic structures and may provide an effective treatment for constipation.
They are part of a growing movement among doctors to offer a hormone replacement therapy that claims to restore the bodies and energy of youth.
He claims to restore tension to the muscle and fibers by surgically implanting four small curved pieces of plastic in the white of the eye a few millimeters from the iris, which, he says, re-establish an effective working distance between the lens muscles and the lens.
Mr Bhatia says the product is not claiming to restore a woman's virginity, but to restore the emotions of being a virgin.
The rain jacket made water "bead up a little more than before the wash," living up to Penguin's claim to restore water repellency. SPORT SUDS $17.95 for 34 loads, www.sportsuds.com.sportsuds.com
What becomes obvious is that more studies are required to conclude which probiotic strains have a beneficial impact on the normal microbiota, as most strains have only a single clinical trial and many probiotic products overstate the strength of their claim to restore normal microbiota.
Indeed, in a patent application a functional complementation of Arabidopsis Atmlo2, Atmlo2,6 and Atmlo2,6,12 mutants by a melon MLO-like gene was claimed to partially restore PM susceptibility, based on the percentage of diseased leaf area in 4 to 9 primary transformants [ 37].
Calling in the Army, he acted quickly to get the garbage off the streets of Naples, and claimed to have restored the city to the Western world in a mere fifty-eight days.
