Sentence examples for plan of restoring from inspiring English sources

In its statement, United said it would "continue to focus on its core business plan of restoring profitability, providing its customers with the highest levels of customer service and reliability and completing outstanding labor contracts".

The eventual Republican presidential nominee in 2012, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, made regulatory reform one of the key parts of his plan for restoring economic growth, lambasting what he saw as the government's destruction of the American dream of economic prosperity "day by day, job-killing regulation by job-killing regulation" (Romney 2012).

On 23 May, the Romney campaign released its education policy white paper titled A Chance for Every Child: Mitt Romney's Plan for Restoring the Promise of American Education.

If families evicted from mixed areas could be convinced to return to their homes, and if unemployed young men could be put to work, the plan had a chance of restoring confidence in the Americans.

Some economists worry that Mr Hockey's second budget has abandoned the government's earlier commitment to a robust fiscal plan, presumably in hopes of restoring its political fortunes before an election due next year.

According to Muriel Ilungwa, an aid worker for Plan International, the effect of restoring rations was almost instant.

But her plan stops well short of restoring Glass-Steagall, the Depression-era law that separated investment banking from commercial banking, which Bernie Sanders and Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren have championed.

Last year, the club sped up parts of a master plan to restore some of Ross's original work, which included removal of some pine trees and filling in a pond on the left side of the fairway.

A separate, ambitious plan to restore tens of millions of hectares of degraded land in Brazil, the largest Latin American country, is expected to be announced next year.

As they begin examining details of various plans for restoring Social Security's long-term financial health, Clinton Administration officials, members of Congress and interest groups say few issues will be more passionately debated -- or subject to demagoguery -- than proposals to raise the age at which retirees can claim full benefits.

A6 U.N. Restoration Plan Stalls The director of the $1.6 billion plan to restore the headquarters of the United Nations said persistent objections from the United States were causing delays in meeting deadlines and jeopardizing the future of the project.