Sentence examples for issue to restore from inspiring English sources

Aubyn Hill, a former exile who now runs the National Commercial Bank, one of Jamaica's largest private banks, is trying to arrange a similar bond issue to restore a part of central Kingston, the capital.

"I truly believe," she said, "that it is in everyone's interest to resolve this issue to restore people's confidence in their government and to assure New Yorkers that the risks they face from indoor air contamination have been properly addressed".

Theresa is trying to tackle these historic issues to restore the public's trust".

We share the concerns of all investors at a time when the integrity of business is challenged and many from Wall Street to Washington are grappling with serious issues to restore investor confidence.

Similar orders will be issued monthly to restore the rights of individuals who complete their sentences in the future.

When a section of the wall collapsed in 1983, Congress finally decided the issue, appropriating $49 million to restore it.

The change does not require legislative approval, but because Governor Pataki plans to include the $9 million savings in his budget, legislators will have a chance to address the issue and perhaps to restore the money.

The king issued a call to restore the tradition of circumcision — though performed medically, rather than by traditional practitioners — in December.

Reagan had courted the nascent political movement on the religious right with a spirited defense of their most cherished political issues, including promises to restore school prayer, to work against the Equal Rights Amendment, and to attack federal abortion rights, legalized just seven years before.

1127 1162) issued an edict to restore prefectural schools in 1142 and county schools in 1148, although the county schools by and large were reconstructed by the efforts of local county officials' private fundraising.

Issues related to restoring the naturalness of urban open spaces were explored in a planning effort for an area of parkland along Chicago's lakefront.