Sentence examples for contributed to the reconstruction from inspiring English sources

Daly Valet writes in Le Matin of these "models of courage, dedication and creativity which, despite structural constraints, have greatly contributed to the reconstruction process".

He shot a series of portraits of workers whose backgrounds differ, and whose emotional connections to the project vary, but whose efforts have contributed to the reconstruction of a very fraught space.

There too Iran has heavily contributed to the reconstruction of the area after the 2006 war.

The compositional analogies and differences among the samples contributed to the reconstruction of the building phases, favouring the reading of the history and the evolution of the site over time.

However, it could lead one to perceive the Olympics as more migratory, especially in a context where nationalist backlashes have contributed to the reconstruction of immigrant-native boundaries along ethnic lines, causing second generation immigrants to (still) be perceived as immigrants (Alba, 2005; Goldin et al., 2012).

Together, they established a housing-repair fund which contributed to the reconstruction of over 37,000 residences.

Rather, he invited them to work and to contribute to the reconstruction of the country.

During her talks with President Obama in Washington, Mrs. Merkel promised that Germany would contribute to the reconstruction of Libya.

The meeting also agreed to set up a special trust fund so that donors could contribute to the reconstruction without giving money directly to the American occupation authority or to an Iraqi interim government that lacked legal legitimacy.

"I appeal to the world community to contribute to the reconstruction of Indonesia that has been hit by disaster and we welcome those contributions as a manifestation of global unity".

Hours later Mr. Bush's national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, promised a much broader American effort to contribute to "the reconstruction of Afghanistan" once the Taliban was replaced by a government that did not repress its people.