Sentence examples for preparing to restore from inspiring English sources

But while Germany's new center-right coalition is preparing to restore fiscal discipline starting next year, France's public finances are still heading over a cliff.

An architect and real-estate developer from Illinois is preparing to restore the House of Tomorrow in return for a long-term lease of this National Park Service property.

The United States and 15 nations of the European Union are also preparing to restore the nation's rights at the United Nations, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

The only problem is that many users don't especially seem to enjoy it – a backlash that has led to embarrassing recent reports of Microsoft preparing to restore some aspects of its older operating systems.     .

President Clinton told Unesco in 1995 that he was prepared to restore American membership, but administration officials say there is no money to rejoin.

Prime Minister Ehud Barak of Israel has signaled that he would be prepared to restore Syrian sovereignty to all of the occupied Golan Heights if there are acceptable security arrangements.

He was always prepared to restore at least $700 million in aid to the schools and at least another $300 million or $400 million of other restorations.

Many had served as peacekeepers in Bosnia or Kosovo, but few felt prepared to restore order to a country so soon after war.

– 'Power to the People!'" The British duly arrived on 18 October, installed a provisional government under Georgios Papandreou and prepared to restore the king.

Christopher Policano, the Council's chief spokesman, said outstanding issues included recycling, the amount the mayor was prepared to restore to the Board of Education, and the amount the Council would be able to put back into the overall spending plan.

Cuba confirmed that it is prepared to restore diplomatic ties as soon as the administration recommends the island's removal from the State Department's list of state sponsors of terrorism.