Sentence examples for made for restoring from inspiring English sources

No argument was made for the practical and economic advantages of migration, or case made for restoring Labour's aid to pressured areas.

For larger wind turbines, operation outside the normal conditions may be allowed for specified time periods so that efforts can be made for restoring the normal operation.

They did not affix to the bones, and no provision was made for restoring the joint line to its proper height.

In addition, UNICEF and partners will support short and medium-term teacher orientation, even as assessments are made for restoring a full-blown education system.

Collins said it was left to units such as his to make plans for restoring order to Iraq, which he tried to do by forging links with local people who advised him on how to keep schools, shops and markets open.

In Fair Ball: A Fan's Case for Baseball, by Bob Costas (Broadway, $12.95), the sports broadcaster lays out what he sees as the game's current woes, from the wild-card playoff system to revenue sharing, and makes suggestions for restoring it to glory.

built when the fort was a military base they have been abandoned for many years and they were already more or less a tear down before hurricane sandy. in autumn they will make way for restoring the natural beach habitat and vegetation in one of new york city's most unique inner city nature reserves directly on the atlantic ocean.

The Illinois Democrat made the case for restoring the ability of Congress to add pet projects to large bills in appearance before a union crowd last week.

HANOI, Vietnam — Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates met here with his Chinese counterpart on Monday to directly make a case for restoring military-to-military relations broken off by Beijing in retaliation for American weapons sales to Taiwan.

These properties make honey ideal for restoring dry and damaged hair and split ends.

His second-biggest was to make no proper provision for restoring order afterwards.