Sentence examples for restore money from inspiring English sources

"It's not reasonable for us to just restore money without doing reform," he said.

At the very least, Congress could vote to restore money to the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program.

"Until corporate profitability improves," he added, so marketers can restore money to their ad budgets, "we're bumping along the bottom".

Nursing homes, like hospitals and other health care providers, are lobbying Congress to restore money cut from Medicare in 1997.

James M. Vacca, a city councilman representing the eastern Bronx, said he would press to restore money for tree care in the current budget negotiations.

Many want to restore money to Medicare's managed-care program and clip the wings of a new agency empowered to recommend cuts in Medicare.

Now, he appears to be restoring money for some programs anyway.

"They leak a story about how they've restored money but they've done anything but restore child care.

The Council's budget calls for some taxes and for restoring money from many of the cuts.

He did not include the restored money in his long-range financial plan for 2005 or beyond.

Dan Aug, a spokesman for Suffolk County, said a number of categories would be designated for the restored money.