Sentence examples for offered to restore from inspiring English sources

Venezuela's Hugo Chávez proffered friendship and offered to restore his ambassador to Washington.

Ottawa has also offered to restore diplomatic relations with Tehran, which were severed in 2012.

Icahn had offered to restore benefits but not close to the level of other casinos.

In private negotiations with Mr Sharif, he therefore offered to restore all the judges except these possible spoilers.

About 60 photos have been claimed so far, and some professionals have offered to restore damaged photos free.

LONDON (The Borowitz Report) — In an unexpected televised address on Saturday, Queen Elizabeth II offered to restore British rule over the United States of America.

To offer to restore funding for children's health insurance but to leave the status of the Dreamers unresolved is to try to deepen that fissure.

The loss was more than double the lender's 2008 net income, and pushed it to undertake a 5.5 billion euro rights offer to restore its capital.

Now that the government is practically guaranteed a friendly majority, perhaps Fidesz will offer to restore some of the Court's powers as a way of showing how flexible they are.

But Mr. Silver, who is trying to orchestrate a public campaign about the vetoes, continues to insist that the Governor must first offer to restore most of the money with no strings attached, or there will be no deal.

By comparison Labour only offers to "restore the value" of the minimum wage, although that would not necessarily involve a 45p rise to raise it in line with prices.