Sentence examples for restore industries from inspiring English sources
Mr Zyuganov's manifesto contains pledges to restore industries in "deep crisis", such as shipbuilding, the defence sector and agriculture.
Today, the US economy appears to be in the midst of another disruptive shift, and a modern American populist party would, experts say, similarly seek to restore industries in decline and rail against any perceived abuses of those on the rise.
The main domestic issues are: the restoring industry and agriculture destroyed by 'the democratic reformers' in the Gorbachev and Yeltsin eras; bringing order to the court system; and, linked to it, struggling with corruption in all structures.
Conservative shadow environment minister Russell George said: "It is clear that an improved and rigorous testing regime is going to be at the heart of restoring industry integrity and public confidence.
Hague reckons it's too late to restore British industries which lost ground to foreign competitors over decades before fading into oblivion.
It will do nothing, however, to help restore the industry's overall long-term health.Steel-company bosses say they need trade protection to upgrade their mills.
Even an unexpectedly fast economic rebound, and the new corporate spending it would bring, are unlikely to restore the industry's old profits.
Then, the ransacking of the oil fields and persistent sabotage by insurgents that followed frustrated early efforts to restore the industry.
Analysts said that injecting new capital into weak banks and other regulatory steps should speed up the pace of mergers and help restore the industry's health.
Gibbs urged Kelly to support a Senate bill, introduced by Cory Booker, the New Jersey Democrat, that would restore the industry tax that once amassed money for Superfund.
The idea was raised by Sir Richard Lambert – a former head of the employers' body the CBI and a former editor of the Financial Times – as part of his consultation on creating a body to restore the industry's reputation.
