Sentence examples for is aimed at restoring from inspiring English sources

A different set of grants is aimed at restoring oyster habitat to curb pollution in more troubled waters.

And so he welcomes this kind of rule change, which is aimed at restoring judo to its more traditional form.

The regulator's decision to audit every futures firm is aimed at restoring calm to an anxious industry, and perhaps some faith.

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.

Financed by a $3 million grant from Middlesex County's Open Space Recreation and Farmland and Historic Preservation Trust Fund, the current project is aimed at restoring the building's interior and exterior to its original grandeur.

Financed by the American Himalayan Foundation, the project is aimed at restoring to a vibrant state the artwork of two of the three main monasteries and temples in Lo Manthang, the walled capital of the once-forbidden kingdom of Mustang.

When an intervention is aiming at restoring lower extremity dysfunction, such an instrument is less valid and responsive and an outcome instrument validated for the lower extremity is a better choice.

The national police investigator had been sent to Niigata to perform a routine department inspection that was aimed at restoring public trust in the police.

Many of the financial support measures rushed through by American and European leaders recently have been aimed at restoring that lost faith.

Today, however, with Monet one of the art world's biggest draws, the new renovation was aimed at restoring the museum to the way he had imagined it.

In February, the commission ordered the regional government to recover illegal aid in a move that it said was aimed at restoring fair competition in the market.