Sentence examples for make restoring from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gioia should make restoring them the priority of his tenure.

The most important lesson is to make restoring sound public finances the overriding priority of the new parliament.

The secretary of the Virginia State Board of Elections said emergency responders would make restoring power or access to polling locations a priority if there were widespread power failures or flooding.

In a stark message he warned that the move would make "restoring unity to the Communion an even greater challenge" raising the spectre once more of the group he represents splintering from the main Anglican Church.

Most antitrust cases are settled before this point, many remedies require a breakup -- the one option the appeals court strongly discouraged -- and the rapid evolution of technology may make restoring the conditions that existed before Microsoft's violations impossible or irrelevant.

Now, in Queen Camilla, she considers what might happen when a reinvented Conservative party (the New Cons) decides to make restoring the monarchy the centrepiece of its election campaign.

Mr. Quayle runs an investment firm with his brother and has made restoring the economy his prime campaign theme.

In a decade in power, he has made restoring Russia's athletic prominence, lost with the collapse of the Soviet Union, a priority.

Of course, Con Edison has the nation's largest, densest and most complex distribution network, which exposes it to more problems and makes restoring power more difficult.

The Abbott-led Coalition made restoring the ABCC an election promise in 2013, but it was unable to secure passage of the two bills.

The decision was taken for no other reason than that the Turkish government has made restoring its previously excellent relationship with Israel a priority.