Sentence examples for directed to restore from inspiring English sources

Stabilizing the castle's shell had been too costly to consider, Mr. Caplan said, and money collected through grants and fund-raising had been directed to restore the island's residence in 2010.

Surface consolidation, directed to restore cohesion and stability, is based on the use of materials with aggregating properties.

In a vision, St. Francis directed Colette to restore the Poor Clares to the original severity of their rule, which she undertook to do, in 1406, after visiting Antipope Benedict XIII and receiving his support.

Similarly Yokobayashi and co-workers have used directed evolution to restore the performance of an unoptimized circuit [ 33].

All Congress need do is pass a joint resolution that directs Trump to restore the climate policies and programs he has revoked and to spare those he hasn't gotten around to yet.

In the case of the Atlantic Forest schemes, mostly payments are directed to protect headwater areas and restore and conserve riparian forests.

When laryngeal tissues are diseased, treatment should be directed to remove diseased tissue while restoring healthy tissue to normal function.

Richard Harwood, representing Dale Farm resident Margaret McCarthy, argued the council's original aim in taking direct action – to restore the whole site to a cleared, open state – was now impossible to achieve.

In March 2007 a district court gave him title to his land and directed the police to restore his property.

Legislative Republicans also abandoned Mr. Gaffney last month when they joined in unanimously rejecting his direct appeal to restore the 4.5percentt county sales tax on clothing items costing up to $110.

Passing the New Columbia Admission Act would be the most direct way to restore full citizenship rights to the citizens of Washington, D.C.