Sentence examples for quick restoration from inspiring English sources

(A quick restoration of the judges might also remove some legal obstacles to Sharif's political ascent).

Johnson, having pushed through the 13th Amendment abolishing slavery, wanted a quick restoration of the rebel states to the Union.

They fill the air with old slogans about quick restoration of Palestinian statehood and the need to war on the Zionist entity.

In "Why Wait to Repeal Tax Cuts for the Rich?" (Economic View, Dec. 7), Robert H. Frank contends that a quick restoration of higher taxes for the wealthy wouldn't cause them to spend much less.

Also important, he said, is a quick restoration of oil production and sales to finance development and rebuild the devastated economy, and crucial to that, he said, will be fostering stability so that many of the two million foreign workers who kept Libya functioning feel safe enough to return.

In addition, the potential of facilitating quick restoration after system blackouts through microgrids is also worthy of further investigation.

The Bush administration's decision this week to speed up the transfer of power to the Iraqis won evenhanded, public praise from Secretary General Kofi Annan, who had long championed a quicker restoration of Iraqi sovereignty.

Research implies that of the two preferred directions, i.e. aquatic and forest reclamation, the first approach leads to quicker restoration of nature and ensures greater biodiversity despite higher costs.

This approach proved extremely beneficial to the case in discussion with quicker restoration of function.

The expected effect of CPM treatment was a quicker restoration of RoM, resulting in improved ADL function during the first three months after surgery.

We expect the effect of CPM treatment to be a quicker restoration of ROM, resulting in improved ADL function during the first 3 months after surgery.