Sentence examples for restore about from inspiring English sources

The goal is to restore about 200 acres here and more in similar areas up and downstream, for a total of about 2,300 acres over the five years of the agreement, at a cost of $8.5 million.

The Democrats who control the Assembly and the Republicans who control the Senate have agreed to restore about $1.9 billion of the governor's proposed cuts and to pass some package of tax increases to pay for it.

The budget does not restore about $250 million in school aid that is being withheld from New York City.

The Council persuaded the mayor to restore about $180 million in various cuts, from libraries to parks and cultural programs.

The Israeli news media reported that the operation is intended to restore about one-quarter of his skull.

The developer is conceding as much by proposing to restore about a third of the property, or 400 acres, to wetlands as part of the project.

Plays have included Restored, about restorative justice, which was devised in order to make prisoners think about their victims.

Power was restored about 10 minutes later.

Service was restored about 1 p.m., Ms. Bassett-Hackett said.

Last-ditch negotiations restored about $30,000 for travel with a smaller party.

The budget restores about $230 million of the $1.5 billion reduction in education spending that Mr. Cuomo proposed.