Sentence examples for not to restoring from inspiring English sources

When Baghdad fell, the study said, American forces there "were largely mechanized or armored forces, well suited to waging major battles but not to restoring civil order.

His intent was not to restore the building, but to "bring it back to life".

Now a new owner, Thor Equities, is working not to restore the 1855 building, but to recreate it.

In May Toussaint formally agreed to lay down his arms in exchange for Leclerc's promise not to restore slavery.

The real purpose of this case is not to restore taken property, but to defund legal services.

The current preservation policy of West Point, he said, is to preserve what is there, not to restore or recreate.

This time, it appears, "people power" was used not to restore democracy but, momentarily, to supplant it.

Brought in to advise on restoring one of the ruined castles, Adjaye told the ministry not to restore it but to stabilize and preserve the ruins.

She also thinks that it might be a good idea not to "restore" the street grid at the Ground Zero site but to break it decisively.

Some Mantoloking residents have complained about Verizon's decision not to restore their old phone lines after Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc there.

Fring disputes this and say Skype demanded them not to restore access.