Sentence examples for made restoration from inspiring English sources

The brutal treatment of the original brick and the tightly bonded stucco have made restoration seem a lost cause.

Two years ago the theft of lead from the roof of the villa, at 84 Plymouth Grove, made restoration urgent.

Cromwell, Napoleon and Stalin had all created a system of rule that made restoration of the old order almost inevitable.

Iraq has the second largest oil reserves in the world, after Saudi Arabia, and the Bush administration has made restoration of the oil industry the cornerstone for the revival of the economy in a post-Saddam Hussein Iraq.

Many of the world's most notorious Islamist groups, from the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, to tiny Ansar al-Islam in Iraq, from Hizb ut-Tahrir in Europe to the global Qaeda network have made restoration of the caliphate their goal.

Her main sponsor in winning the United States attorney's position was New York's Republican governor, George E. Pataki, who made restoration of the death penalty a major issue in his first campaign for governor.

However, the succeeding Mamluk dynasty made restorations and additions to the mosque, overseeing a rapid expansion of its educational programs.

And this makes restoration work risky.

Many of these buildings, slated for demolition through their unfashionable years, have been neglected, making restoration pricey now.

We bought it some years ago from Italy from a guy who buys old ones and then makes restoration.

The idea is to restore in a direct way that which we have broken or damaged — or to make restoration in a symbolic way if we can't do it directly.