Sentence examples for restoration programme from inspiring English sources

But the Gallery's commitment to modernism was short-lived: by the 1980s Victorian style was no longer considered anathema, and a restoration programme began to restore the 19th- and early-20th-century early-20th-century early-20th-century appearance.

One of the world's most famous hotels reopens this week after a three-year restoration programme.

Getting the water to flow again was the first object of the Mosses' restoration programme.

Firefighters say blaze is "potentially linked" to a 10-year, €150m restoration programme that began last year.

The house has recently undergone an extensive restoration programme, including the re-gilding in gold leaf of 42 large windows.

The museum, and this restoration programme, has been partly funded ever since by selling licensed bronze casts of his work.

And restoration programmes worldwide should return all degraded lands to natural forests — and protect them.

For defining ecological targets and longterm sustainability of restoration programmes two aspects are particularly relevant.

With their different interests and value systems, these actors determine the goals, the design and the outcome of restoration programmes.

Forest restoration activities, such as the creation of dead wood and the reintroduction of fire to forest management, have been suggested in conservation and restoration programmes.

Here, we discuss the economic, environmental and social considerations affecting predator-driven ecological restoration programmes, and suggest approaches for reducing the undesirable impacts of predators.