Sentence examples for over restoring from inspiring English sources

Tribal rights have been a cornerstone in the long battle over restoring salmon stocks in the Columbia River.

Other important issues are negotiations over restoring the governor's cuts to numerous health care programs, reviving environmental spending initiatives and programs for needy families.

While the Britwoods Court was spared the redeveloper's wrecking ball, Mr. DiPetro is in a legal battle with the city and the developers over restoring the Jersey Court.

E. Clay Shaw Jr., a Florida Republican who spent 26 years in the House, winning battles over restoring the Everglades and overhauling the welfare system, died Tuesday in Fort Lauderdale.

The same was true during the military confrontation in Haiti in 1994, over restoring the exiled president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, which she favored and drew lessons from about joint command of American armed forces.

As a result, pressing state priorities — enough drinking water and flood control to accommodate rapid population growth in South Florida — took precedence over restoring a clean flow of water to Everglades National Park and the surrounding ecosystem.

Mr. Streumer, 54, his shock of curly white hair perpetually dusted with flour, is one of a growing number of millers who are taking over restored or rebuilt mills.

She said: "It did need a lot of significant construction work, the roof needed substantial repair, for example, but we tried to be sensitive to not over restore or over modernise the place".

"We want to get it back to what it was, where furniture was rough sawn planks and there were lino floors, so we won't over restore it and there will certainly be no modern finishes".

To over-restore the ruins would be to create a fiction, denying the tragedy and devaluing what had genuinely survived".

Dieter looks it over sympathetically and says: "It would be a shame to over-restore this car, we want to keep the authenticity of these cars alive.