Sentence examples for movement restoration from inspiring English sources

Their rationale was based on Salter's research and the postulate that CPM enhanced collagen tissue healing with better fibre orientation, avoiding cross-linking and thus generating better movement restoration.

The ecological movement, urban restoration in Europe and a new generation of bike-riding urbanists moved the issue into the mainstream.

"You get a sense of movement, a restoration of hope and possibility," Mr. Obama told enthusiastic House Democrats, who sense their political fate is tied to his.

The movement for restoration was led by a remarkable figure, Gijsbert Karel van Hogendorp, a man of firm political principle who had refused to serve any of the governments that ruled in Holland after 1795 yet accepted the necessity for a reestablished prince of Orange to govern the country as a limited constitutional sovereign.

We are proud to contribute so substantially to this global movement, as restoration is both in our own self-interest and it benefits the whole world.

The greening of the Sahel in Niger through a people-led tree planting movement; watershed restoration in India's Maharashtra State; the establishment of wildlife conservancies in Namibia and of sustainably managed, community-owned forest concessions in Guatemala.

And though the prairie restoration movement has gathered force over the past decade, restoring a prairie is a little like restoring an ocean.

Historically, Restoration Movement groups from Great Britain were more influential than those from the United States in the early development of the movement in Australia.

"What's taken down should get built right back up," said Joe Wright, from the restoration movement.

Begum Bhutto was prominent in the Movement for the Restoration of Democracy, which was formed in 1981.

Ms. Beja says that she hopes that her focus on a few small details might spark a larger restoration movement.