Sentence examples for restore path from inspiring English sources

Several competing plans to restore PATH services include a part or complete restoration of the station.

Agency officials said that in spite of the difficulties they faced in the last year, they would be spending $544 million over the next 18 months to restore PATH service to Lower Manhattan.

Mr. Coscia, a North Caldwell resident and the father of five, believes this is a critical period for the Port Authority, given the need to rebuild much of Lower Manhattan and restore PATH service after the attack on the World Trade Center.

Specifically, the hierarchical routing strategy relies upon abstracted domain information to compute inter-domain loose routes, whereas the crankback scheme applies signaling re-tries to restore paths in a domain-by-domain manner.

But the main thing is to walk on the forest's newly restored paths, sit on the benches made from fallen century-old trees, read the helpful signs and go on a guided tour.

Work will include restoring paths and platforms which will allow visitors to reach the Sally Port and Swillington Tower areas of the site.

"This will restore a path into the middle class for workers in that community that has been eroded over the last several years, given the broader changes in the city economy," said James A. Parrott, chief economist for the Fiscal Policy Institute, a liberal research group.

Once routes are found, ANSI maintains routes along a path from source to destination effectively by using swarm intelligence techniques, and is able to gauge the slow deterioration of a link and restore a path along newer links as and when necessary.

To preserve those views, riders from Kensington Stables are trying to raise more money from somewhere, anywhere, to restore the paths.

"We restore the bridle path during any major capital project near the path," she said.

Today the volunteer group has hundreds of members, has restored 29 paths and has sold 26,000 copies of its path system map.