Sentence examples for elected to restore from inspiring English sources
"President Macky Sall was elected to restore order, and that takes time, but things must change," he warns.
Who would have thought it possible that a man of Pope Francis's profound insight and inclusive vision would be elected to restore the church's fading relevance in the modern world?
Henri gives the impression in his autobiography that De Gaulle listened sympathetically to his proposals: to stand as a non-political candidate "concerned only with the general interests of France" and, when elected, to restore the monarchy.
Mr. Vallone joined the three other mayoral candidates and more than 30 candidates for the City Council in pledging, if elected, to restore financing to the programs that were scaled back or eliminated this week.
Obama wasn't elected to restore the Clinton era, but to usher in his own.
But when we moved to ABC in 2001, the network (happily) elected to restore all the holiday shows to the original 25 minutes, so I finally have given up.
Bill Kristol, the editor of The Weekly Standard, tried to put the best face on it, noting, "This will make it easier for G.O.P. candidates in 2010 to ask to be elected to help restore some checks and balances in Washington".
The elements of the worsening crisis in Haiti remain much the same as those eight years ago when American troops led an invasion to oust a military junta and restore Mr. Aristide, democratically elected, to power.
In each we see the elected authorities acting to restore order and respect for person and property.
Upon learning of Mr. Espada's conviction, Mr. Rivera said his priority since being elected had been to restore his constituents' faith in government.
Labour's shadow education secretary, Tristram Hunt, has indicated that the only changes he would make to the exam structure his party would inherit from the Coalition if elected would be to restore the link between AS-levels (traditionally taken at the end of the first year of the sixth form) and A-levels.
