Sentence examples for efforts at restoring from inspiring English sources

Efforts at restoring the former names of geographical terms have been recently introduced in Turkey.

Most recent efforts at restoring the historic neighborhoods gained new impetus around 1993.

Efforts at restoring some endangered and threatened species have been successful, as in the cases of the eastern brown pelican and loggerhead sea turtle.

Two broad categories of DARPA programs are presented with respect to the ultimate goals of supporting the nation's warfighters: (1) BCI efforts aimed at restoring neural and/or behavioral function, and (2) BCI efforts aimed at improving human training and performance.

— Chrysler might challenge as unconstitutional legislative efforts aimed at restoring some of the 789 dealers it eliminated earlier this year, the carmaker's chief executive said on Thursday.

Indeed, despite decades of efforts aimed at restoring the health of the nation's commercial fisheries -- which generate more than $116 billion in annual sales and employ more than 1 million people -- rising temperatures, increasing acidity and other ocean changes are undermining years of acquired knowledge about how our oceans work and how their harvests can be sustainably managed.

Management efforts are aimed at restoring sustainable stocks of individual species, and little effort has historically been made to restore sustainable functioning ecosystems.

"A lot of these efforts are aimed at restoring the balance and make it harder for the plaintiff to start the case".

The government's effort is aimed at restoring confidence in Chinese seafood exports after a year of food and product safety problems involving a wide range of goods, including tainted seafood, toxic toys and toothpaste.

The Israeli war effort, therefore, was aimed at restoring Israel's deterrent power, removing the Hezbollah rocket threat, tipping the regional balance against Iran, and creating conditions for the return of the abducted soldiers.

Considerable effort has been directed at restoring riparian zones to ensure they continue to provide ecosystem services and one of the most common aims of these activities is to reduce nutrients (in either water or soil) entering waterways.