Sentence examples for reclaimed to from inspiring English sources
And some of its long-forgotten aspirations are now being reclaimed to imagine and create new approaches to mental healthcare.
Ofgen have identified a huge £9bn of EU subsidies to the energy companies that could be reclaimed to tackle fuel poverty, without the costs being passed on to consumers (unlike Labour's approach).
What's more: It seems timely to be reading this as contemporary events overshadow historical reflections, provoked by the seizure of one of the last remaining urban parks in central Istanbul – reclaimed to build a shopping mall – and the revolt of its citizens against what they perceive as authoritarian rule.
Subsided land will be reclaimed to farmland as priority.
For lands not reclaimed to such uses, rehabilitation was formerly allowed.
Eastern USA mined lands are in rare cases reclaimed to support residential, commercial, or industrial development.
Pastors believe in the power of Christ to heal, to bring new life, to reclaim, to save, to resurrect.
"An actor," he says, "is someone who remembers … someone who remembers his lines, his cues … who remembers what it felt like to be spurned, to be proud, to be angry … who remembers the primordial impulses that inhabited his body before he was 'civilised' … what it feels like to be partnered, to be set adrift, to be reclaimed … To be without memory and to be an actor is inconceivable".
"Today, we come to reclaim it, to preserve it and to make it live again".
On some level, Anthony represents the optimism that Sweeney wants not to reclaim but to soil.
Somehow, Americans need to forcefully reclaim power to the people.
