Sentence examples for intended to restore a from inspiring English sources

Dr. Coleman said she intended to restore a standard of high achievement in the teachers' outside professional work.

Those powers had learned nothing and forgotten nothing; they had it in for Republican France, and intended to restore a vengeful absolutism to the throne.

Ferguson's fellow celebrity historian Simon Schama has agreed to advise ministers on an overhaul of the national curriculum intended to restore a narrative "island story" of Britain.

The practice was allowed under legislation relating to the "thinning" of vegetation, intended to "restore a regional ecosystem to the... densities typical of the regional ecosystem".

1 An Effort to Restore Yosemite The Clinton administration is preparing to unveil a $343 million plan intended to restore a more natural air to Yosemite National Park.

However, the Financial Times noted, "Mr. Ohlsson's drive for openness is long overdue, and intended to restore a corporate reputation sullied by a highly critical book by former senior IKEA executive Johan Stenebo".

The initiatives, unveiled to the 6,000 investors, employees and analysts attending the company's annual shareholder meeting, are intended to restore an authentic coffeehouse experience to the stores and, in turn, re-energize an ailing stock that has lost half its value in the last 15 months.

In case of a lack of job search effort, sanctions are intended to restore an appropriate level of compliance.

In case of a lack of job search effort, sanctions are intended to restore an appropriate level of compliance.  .

The exercise program intends to restore a normal segmental spinal muscle contraction strategy which is an essential component of locomotor functional stability.

"Bravo!" someone shouted at a neighborhood meeting last week after Bezos's architect announced that the property was bought by a family who intended to restore it as a home, according to the Current newspaper.