Sentence examples for contributed to restoring from inspiring English sources
Moisture regulation contributed to restoring the textural properties upon a 50% reduction in salt, but other factors were also important.
The council said it "would support a proposal to increase exemptions for aluminium smelting if such a proposal also contributed to restoring bipartisan political support for the RET policy".
Provision of particulate matter as a heterotrophic food source for the coral host contributed to restoring the normal nutritional relationships between host and symbionts, but it did not mitigate the effects of temperature stress on coral calcification and growth rates.
"The World Conference further notes that some have taken the initiative of regretting or expressing remorse or presenting apologies, and calls on all those who have not yet contributed to restoring the dignity of the victims to find appropriate ways to do so, and to this end we appreciate those countries that have done so," the European Union proposal states.
Contributions by Massachusetts's Agricultural Preservation Restriction Program and the Federal North American Wetland Conservation Commission reduced the Connecticut conservancy's share to $800,000, and both agencies contributed to restoring gravel pits on the property and to other maintenance costs that ran the total up to $2.26 million.
Contributed to restoring agricultural production by providing alternative coconut-based farming livelihoods.
For example, the decision to carry out purchases in secondary sovereign-bond markets, subject to a macroeconomic adjustment program with strict and effective conditionality, has contributed to restore market confidence.
Perry gave $2 million in September and leads all donors with $10 million contributed to Restore Our Future during this election cycle.
Thermal fluctuation of the mutant was found to be reduced upon PhC binding, which contributes to restoring its enzymatic activity.
As the United States' image abroad continues to be tarnished by slow progress in securing Iraq and Afghanistan, no step could more greatly contribute to restoring American credibility internationally than a reaffirmation of the commitment to work with, rather than around, a reformed and stronger United Nations.
