Sentence examples for rebuild good from inspiring English sources

William H. Luers, president of the United Nations Association of the United States, the leading citizen-support group for the organization, said that Mr. Annan's ability to "keep cool" had made a difference as he tried to rebuild good relations with Washington, a campaign he undertook against the advice of some of his advisers and a number of governments.

But the Unite union, which was in conflict with the company at Grangemouth, said the Ineos intervention was "unhelpful" given the need to rebuild good industrial relations at the facility, which used to be owned by BP and receives oil from North Sea fields.

After the army operation the situation has become normal and the army is trying to rebuild good quality schools, but we want the schools to be rebuilt quickly because students are facing problems.

The service could also be used by those who are trying to rebuild good credit after making a few mistakes, but doesn't go after those who have really screwed up – borrowers must have a FICO score of 600 or more.

THE determination of the House of Commons to spurn any opportunity to rebuild its good name is something to behold.

His comments suggested that the Bush administration may be at odds with British officials, who are overseeing reconstruction efforts in southern Iraq and who favor a more ambitious effort to rebuild a good part of the country's dilapidated power and water systems.

It's easy to blame Rondo's ACL for the Celtics' uncertain future, but this is where the team was going to be eventually: too good to rebuild but not good enough to seriously contend.

We can all opine about the problems of American society but even Andy Burnham can't think that they exist because the American Idol judges drink Coca-Cola on set, the Extreme Makeover: Home Edition team kit out the homes they rebuild with goods provided by Sears and America's favourite cops and doctors leap into cars that are featured in return for money.

He has busied himself with home projects, building a stone wall around the front flower beds and rebuilding a good part of the house's back porch.

"Young, rebuilding team, good head coach, a new owner, they're going in a new direction, and I hope I can be a part of it, to help them accomplish what they want to accomplish in the next few years".

Lifelong Democrat that I am, I must agree with David Brooks's analysis of my party's opposition to the proposal of President Bush to grant all those billions of dollars to rebuild Iraq ("The Good, the Bad, the Ugly," column, Oct. 18).