Sentence examples for recuperate their from inspiring English sources

Most of the damaged diaphragms could be repaired to recuperate their original strength.

Presented with the chance to recuperate their occupied land, officials have thrown up every defense against it.

"The best way to terminate an Indian war was to keep the Indians moving," wrote one journalist, "from one camp to another, with no time to recuperate their forces or provisions".

Instead, the new directive, which the 27 member states are obliged to put into effect within two years, contains a vague assurance that "foresees measures" to guarantee that musicians "actually benefit from the term extension and may recuperate their rights subject to certain conditions".

But it's her hope, and belief, based on the oversight of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, that the investments in the building's costly, highly insulated windows will easily recuperate their value by reducing the cost of heating.

Doueiri, when asked about the ban last year, said: "The Arab producers who financed the movie will not be able to recuperate their cost.

"The video could just be a documentary on YouTube with no commercial value, so they would have no way of recuperating their investment," he explains.

The Taliban's spring offensive is then more about recuperating their reputation than making any real advancements on the ground.

The private company was at risk of not recuperating their costs, but ultimately the Dartford scheme demonstrated that the Ryrie Rules were no longer a barrier to the private financing of public infrastructure projects.

Following NPM principles, the quasi-private water operating organizations, now in charge of water service provision, are intended to be semi-autonomous, recuperating their operating costs through water user fees, and investing these funds in infrastructure maintenance.

Older patients on insulin may need to increase or decrease their dose as they recuperate from their acute illness and their diet improves.