Sentence examples for decision to restore from inspiring English sources

Because of the height of the ceiling and the inaccessibility of the ceiling frescoes, the precise nature of the damage and the problems that would be encountered by the restoration team could not be entirely foreseen until after the decision to restore was taken, and the scaffolding was in place.

The decision to restore relations followed mediation by former President Jimmy Carter.

In the late 70s the govt. reached a decision to restore Babylon.

According to Mr. Hiscock, the decision to restore the spring flow was partly motivated by concern about this ecosystem.

Which brings us to last week's ruling in Boumediene — and the 5-4 decision to restore that ancient right.

She said the decision to restore the funding "builds on our significant commitment to reducing domestic violence".

Investors are particularly frustrated because most of them genuinely seem to like Mr. Thompson, whom they see as a plain-talking chief executive who has made some bold decisions to restore to health what had been a very sick company.

Unlike the UK, it has taken some tough decisions to restore the public finances to good health in recent years with a budget deficit of just 0.2% of GDP last year.

It is about a government taking the tough, long-term decisions to restore our country to strength.

"The platinum business has attractive underlying fundamentals, but we are facing tough decisions to restore profitability to our operations," said chief executive Chris Griffith.

Hytner's other crucial decision is to restore its geographical roots.