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He said he would push to restore competitive bidding that the Bush administration originally proposed.
Sanctions against the junta could prove surprisingly effective in the push to restore democracy.
11 a.m. 5. NEW AND OLD One of the city's draws is its recent push to restore older structures with modern elements.
The Saudi approach was short-sighted in its relentless push to restore the Egyptian Army to authority and oust the Muslim Brotherhood.
Education advocates and some lawmakers will push to restore some or all of the $5.4 billion in public school budget cuts made during the 2011 session.
"Whether you're talking about bald eagles or bobcats, there's a real push to restore wildlife populations where they once were, where they no longer are".
No one in the family is pushing to restore monarchy in their country, the prince said.
Since taking office, Mr. Noda has pushed to restore public confidence in nuclear energy and restart Japan's reactor fleet.
That upset the Senate's majority leader, Bill Frist of Tennessee, who is pushing to restore some funding.
Pushing to restore the UN's role - instead of further reining it in - should be a top counterterrorism priority.
Democrats in particular are pushing to restore all of the $5.4 billion cut in 2011, and are arguing for increases to cover inflation and population growth.
