Sentence examples for considering restoring from inspiring English sources

Serbia's parliament is considering restoring assets seized under the communist regime.

The Savoy, for instance, currently has up to 270 rooms but was once larger, and the new owners are considering "restoring it to its former glory," Mr. Godson said.

On Saturday, Mr. Fahmy said that while Egypt would continue to support the "Syrian revolution" and was not considering restoring relations with its government, a political solution was necessary.

Adam Hochfelder, the president of Max Capital, said that the limestone and granite of its four-story base would be restored, its glazed terra cotta roadway tiles would be cleaned, and that he is considering restoring the building's copper mansard roof and its gilded golden cupola (which previously had been restored in July 1998).

They are also considering restoring a fence that once kept big game inside these 2,300 acres in Orange County when it was a hunting preserve for Pierre Lorillard, the tobacco heir, and his wealthy friends in the late 1800's.

But the people briefed on the talks said the Egyptians were considering restoring something like a previous arrangement, under which the Palestinian Authority and the European Union would operate the border crossing to provide Israel and Egypt some measure of security.

He urged the village to consider restoring the reading room while it did restoration work on other parts of the building, a National Historic Landmark.

Would he consider restoring the home and moving in? "Oh, gosh no," he said.

[C1.] Cablevision Might Restore a Canceled Dividend Cablevision Systems, the cable operator, said that it would consider restoring a special $3 billion dividend that it canceled last December.

As Turkish authorities consider restoring the death penalty, which was outlawed in 2004, Mogherini stressed such a move would rule out EU membership.

Still, Mr. Dimon said he would not consider restoring the dividend until he saw sustained improvement in the job market and fewer borrowers in trouble.