Sentence examples for restore normality from inspiring English sources

And he added, "In this environment, measures to gradually stabilise debt burdens — to restore normality — surely make sense".

Mr. Miller's main campaign slogan, "Let's restore normality and win the future," emphasized steady competence rather than bold new visions.

The new rulers here have moved with impressive speed to restore normality, albeit a peace still backed by truckloads of gunmen allied with Mr. Shirzai.

The government also wanted the stock market to reopen in the morning after a fortnight's closure in a drive to restore normality and stem the financial losses caused by the uprising, but the move was cancelled.

The challenge the anniversary poses to both leaders is the same: how to achieve détente – how to restore normality, or perhaps go one better than that – without losing face.

Meanwhile, Britain's former ambassador in Baghdad left Gordon Brown with questions to answer after saying that Mr Brown, then the Chancellor, refused to provide extra funds needed in 2006 to restore normality to the city of Basra.

He makes us ache with nostalgia for restored normality.

Appointed prime minister in December 1998, Janlavyn Narantsatsralt set about restoring normality in Mongolia in 1999.

A senior Canadian official said today that the United Nations-led administration in Kosovo had little chance of restoring normality to the region unless the international community provided much more support.

A day after upsets of Venus Williams and Amélie Mauresmo tossed the women's draw into disarray, top-seeded Martina Hingis and fourth-seeded Jennifer Capriati restored normality with straight-set victories.

By the end of the 1920s, Europeans were on the way to restoring normality, with statesmen such as Gustav Stresemann in Germany and Aristide Briand in France patiently working towards the sort of understanding that would lead to the precursor to the European Union in the 1950s.