Sentence examples for restarting that from inspiring English sources

Only now, in the last couple of decades, are we restarting that project of including humans.

Start/stop cycling are dynamic durability tests designed to simulate the fuel cell system shut-down and restarting that occurs in actual system operation.

Reason for joy 4: Caddick developments are also going ahead with buying the remaining vacant land on Quarry Hill and restarting that stalled development.

The goal is political Jan Vande Putt, Greenpeace Restarting that clock, however, has been costly.

The people responsible for last night's incident are clearly signalling that they want to resume or restart that war.

Controllers plan to erase and restart that part of the memory, known as flash memory, on Friday.

There are puddles building on the pitch so, if and when the game gets restarted, that's likely to cause havoc.

It was called the Super SIV, for structured investment vehicle, and it was intended to restart that market with a fund set up by a consortium of banks.

Friday's agreement tries to restart that plan by setting a target date of returning the Futenma base, in the center of the city of Ginowan, by as early as 2022, provided the replacement air base is operational.

He has said he wants to restart that plant first because Kansai faces the most severe potential electricity shortages in Japan during the summer, when air-conditioner use surges.

The country needs infrastructure projects to restart that will create jobs and restore investors' confidence.