Sentence examples for issue of restoration from inspiring English sources
She has an article in the current issue of Restoration Ecology titled "Restoring Nature, Without Mosquitoes?" In it she notes that in planning wetland restoration, people sometimes fail to give enough thought to one inevitable consequence -- more mosquitoes.
On the issue of restoration of some paintings, Mr. Sgarbi said that Mr. Genocchio's contention that restorers had "destroyed much of the original color and brushwork" was "an insult to the experts who have given Italy a deserved reputation for restoration work".
The ruling coalition has wavered on the issue of restoration of the judges, despite showing unity in engineering the ouster of Mr. Musharraf.
But the group has been interested in the issue of restoration of firearms rights for a long time, and it generally takes issue with the lifetime prohibitions in the federal statute.
"They are not central to the issue of forest restoration".
The departure of the Japanese from Laos in 1945 left the Laotian ruling elite divided over the issue of the restoration of French control.
The "West Side Story" production coincides with the issue of a restoration of the original United Artists' movie by Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment on Blu-ray and DVD 50 years after its release in theaters.
Still others are angry that Mr Bush has endorsed the general by saying that he is on "an important mission to build...a modern Pakistan that is tolerant and prosperous", but has sidestepped the issue of the restoration of true democracy.What rankles most with Pakistanis, however, is America's continuing refusal to supply the F-16 fighter aircraft that were ordered and part-paid for before 1990.
I have not asked the N.R.A. specifically about the issue of felon restorations.
These problems are greater in congenital deformities where an entirely new limb length or alignment is being created, as compared to post-traumatic cases where the issue is one of restoration to a previous state.
In addition to its contribution to environmental philosophy, this work is a unique volume in its serious engagement with theology and religious studies on the issues of ecological restoration and the meaning of place.
