Sentence examples for mutually restoring from inspiring English sources

Tired of costly and vain struggle, the warring parties signed the Peace of Aix-la-Chapelle (1748), mutually restoring conquered territory but failing to solve important colonial questions.

But the Kremlin made no mention of the subject being discussed, referring only to the two underlining the importance of restoring mutually-beneficial trade and economic ties.

It also gives guidelines for fisheries managers and other stakeholders on how best to address the issues of management processes and measures, which have the mutually beneficial goals of restoring and conserving the health of fishery resources and their habitats and safeguarding the livelihoods of fishers and their communities.

Mutually agreed-upon mitigation tools for this purpose may include providing or restoring alternative habitat and resources to offset those impacts by the operations.

Goldfarb said officials should not have "capitulated" to President Tilghman's "ultimatum" on the arts project a year ago, and that he hoped both sides would work to restore a mutually respectful relationship.

The options of either restoring and maintaining SR, or controlling the ventricular rate while allowing AF to persist, are not mutually exclusive.

While none of these possibilities are mutually exclusive, production of Rv2744c helps restore resistance of M. smegmatis ΔpepD strains to peptidoglycan-perturbing agents, allowing maintenance of cell wall homeostasis following exposure to extracytoplasmic stress.

In his statement, Mr. Haniya said, "In order to get out of the current crisis, it is necessary that all parties restore calm on the basis of mutually stopping all military operations," and he called for the renewal of talks.

The main lesson learned from prior crises is that timely and aggressive government intervention can restore confidence and galvanize the private sector to take mutually reinforcing and economically beneficial actions.

What can never be restored is the simple binary relationship between town and country -- distinct but mutually supportive -- that Ms. Weiss and Mr. Harris themselves personify.

The mutually owned insurer's hope is that its members will vote for a settlement that will restore certainty and confidence.