Sentence examples for either restored from inspiring English sources

Since 1997, 23 states have either restored voting rights or eased the restoration process.

Each year, the Council has either restored the money or persuaded the mayor to do so.

By the late 20th century, however, most buildings had been either restored or replaced.

In areas where effective regional rule was either restored or developed as in Rajasthan, Orissa, Bengal, Gujarat, Malwa, Jaunpur, and various smaller states in the north, as well as in the large and small states of the Deccan the quality of life may well have been comparable or superior to that of earlier centuries for cultivators, townspeople, landholders, and nobles.

The restoration process took eight years, during which many of her features and fittings were either restored or recreated.

The British Historic Flying Company has either restored or built from scratch a significant proportion of the Spitfires that are now air-worthy.

When the Aeolian-Skinner pipe organ at Trinity Church was damaged by dust and debris from the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in 2001, the church dismantled the instrument and planned to either restore or replace it.

America said Indonesia must either restore order or invite an international military force to help.See article: The tragedy of East TimorPresident Jiang Zemin said the political atmosphere between China and America had cleared sufficiently for talks to resume about China's bid to join the World Trade Organisation.

And when a preternaturally powerful black cougar named Ira jumps the fence to take up the watch on these haunted hills, the scene is set for a battle that will either restore the balance of nature or plunge the whole region into darkness.

Its second quarter update, due out later this Tuesday, could either restore or further erode confidence.

Fault recovery can be effectively carried out by either restoring a previously correct state [2] or using redundancy [3].