Sentence examples for objective of restoring from inspiring English sources
Self-styled the Global Commission on Internet Governance, the group made this call as part of the broader objective of restoring trust and confidence in the internet.
"The Bank of England and the banks agreed to continue their close dialogue with the objective of restoring more orderly market conditions," it said.
The UN announced tonight it was ending military operations, having achieved its objective of restoring order in Elisabethville and clearing roadblocks in the area of Katangese gendarmes.
But what exactly are we supposed to find so horrendous that a coalition of western forces should descend upon the Middle East with the unattainable objective of restoring some kind of order acceptable to western interests?
The implications of this for conservation management of the site are important, given the objective of restoring and then maintaining a natural ecological environment at the site.
To achieve the objective of restoring and maintaining beach amenity, significant nourishment works have been undertaken in Coolangatta Bay over the past 30 years.
That explains why there is no overwhelming sense of urgency on the part of Israelis to end the operation before the achievement of its objectives of restoring quiet to southern Israel, destroying the tunnels, weakening Hamas significantly, and most importantly, avoiding future war.
The study also intended to collect and assess data related to PES impact on project objectives of restoring ecological state of degraded farms to sustain ecosystem services including food (for food security) and water quality and quantity flow demanded by private investors to secure commercial investment downstream therefore balancing environmental conservation and economic development.
The same activity may also advance the objectives of restoring watershed conditions or enhancing wildlife habitat (under the purview of the watershed and wildlife staffs, respectively).
Phytoremediation approaches have the objective of partly restoring the waste sites for eventual use of native plants and animals, and to curtail or eliminate the off-site movement and leaching of the radioactive entities.
He praises Kapuściński's work as "non-fiction which does not hold fiction in contempt" and accepts the writer's view that "committed, 'non-objective' journalism" is a way of restoring "dignity to the man from the Third World, disdained and humiliated for centuries".
