Sentence examples for restore concern from inspiring English sources

Gov. Jerry Brown of California has until this weekend to sign the Trust Act, a bill that seeks to restore concern for public safety and sensible law-enforcement to an immigration system that has strayed from those ideals.

The principal concern of any government in a slump should be to restore capital investment and ensure sufficient demand to restore business confidence.

Nutrient and chlorophyll gradients have persisted since first observed in monitoring surveys decades ago in spite of rapid flushing of the bay and efforts for remedial actions to restore areas of concern (AOCs).

Restoring virginity concerns either the fullness of merits (iuxta meritorum plenitudinem) or the integrity of the flesh (iuxta carnis integritatem).

[B6.] As cellular telephone carriers tried to restore service, voices of concern were raised in Washington and elsewhere about the continued fragility of the nation's wireless networks even as the public grows more dependent upon them.

Catholics, on the other hand, were concerned to restore the mother's honor, and her family's.

Owen and Cromwell were, however, concerned to restore the university to normality as soon as possible, and this they largely succeeded in doing.

Gordon announced on Thursday he would block the bill to restore clearing controls over concerns including barriers to Indigenous economic development.

Efforts to restore rivers are increasingly concerned with the social implications of landscape change.

Instances concern restoring the patient's autonomous ability, promoting well-founded decisions, and acting in accordance with what was presumed as the patient's true will.

That rules out devaluation to restore competitiveness, which is a concern as exports sag.