Sentence examples for programme of restoration from inspiring English sources
But a meticulous programme of restoration is underway, and now only occasionally in the back streets do you become aware of any damage.
"We are delighted to be celebrating, on Valentine's Day, the start of our fantastic programme of restoration and development," says the Soane Museum's director Tim Knox.
It owes its current trim look (and blue-and-white paintwork) to a fresh programme of restoration completed just two years ago.
By 2013, the paintings were in a serious state of deterioration but a two-year programme of restoration has just been completed and the result is a bit like looking at a pristine Bayeux tapestry through a filter, or a projection of a medieval newsreel.
The groundwater model developed for this area is a small part of the larger programme of "restoration" of the freshwater lenses (SMEC 2014).
The groundwater modelling undertaken for this area is a small part of the larger programme of "restoration" of the freshwater lenses.
That fragmentation differentially affects fish species means that not all populations are concerned by fragmentation, and hence that programmes of restoration can be prioritized.
The increasing recognition of nature's practical contribution to our health, wealth and security, alongside the intrinsic, aesthetic and spiritual values it brings, presents an opportunity to wrest ecology from the bottom of the list of national concerns and to embark on the most ambitious programme of environmental restoration we've ever seen.
Over the following two years a programme of cleaning and restoration was carried out by a force of 120 workers.
The 500 inhabitants were moved in 1933 and the castle was given over to the French state, which carried out a programme of clearing and restoration.
It was given this status on 5 April 1971, and has been listed because it is regarded as "a good example of a mid 19th-century church, built as part of a programme of reconstruction and restoration of Anglesey churches".
