Sentence examples for fails to restore from inspiring English sources
"If he fails to restore the service, the D.H.C.R. may start imposing ever-increasing fines".
In the introduction he writes: "Today's high-tech medical care can sustain technical life — the beating heart — but utterly fails to restore real quality of life for many.
But fears are growing that, even if achieved, 1 trillion euros will be insufficient if Italy fails to restore confidence in its economic management and cannot reduce its soaring borrowing costs.
If Albany shies away from extra funding in its new education formula, or the City Council fails to restore Mr. Giuliani's cuts in education money, the next mayor could have his educational agenda clipped from the outset.
The Kremlin rewarded Ukraine's pivot away from the EU with a $15bn £9bnn) bailout to rebalance its dire finances, but Mr Sherr says it could decide to withhold some of this much-needed aid if Mr Yanukovych fails to restore calm.
Treasury officials have indicated that they see Turkey as a test case of their insistence on accountability, warning Turkish leaders that they should not return to the fund for more money if their financial overhaul, which includes bank reforms, privatization and budget cutting, fails to restore investors' confidence.
The best that mammals can generally do is to patch a wound up with scar tissue a rough and ready solution that closes it and protects it from the outside world, but often fails to restore full function.But about five years ago, Ellen Heber-Katz, an immunologist at the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia, sent one of her students to punch holes in the ears of a group of experimental mice.
For weeks, European leaders have tried, and failed, to restore calm.
He also tried – and failed – to restore diplomatic relations with neighbouring kingdoms.
Two years of transition and seven months of Brotherhood administration have failed to restore a sense of accountability.
